More "largely peaceful" Portland protests

[Sociopathicsteelerfan]

(09-08-2020, 06:45 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Language used the threaten or intimidate is not protected.

You can stand outside someone's house and protest, but if you threaten violence or intimidation it is not legal.

Cases are decided on what actually constitutes "intimidation".  Just walking down the street past a house is usually not considered a threat of violence or intimidation.

Burning someone in effigy and then intruding on his exclusive private property carrying guns usually is.

Well, clearly not in this case since no charges were filed or arrests made.  You still haven't addressed the SCOTUS case that directly addresses this issue.