DC demonstrators justify violent tactics that are seen in anti-trump riots

Demonstrants outside the military parade on Saturday in the capital of the country did not condemn the violent tactics that have been used in the country throughout the country in recent days, with at least one that he “fully supports[s]”The recent tactics used by demonstrators in Los Angeles, such as throwing stones.

“I follow my constitutional rights, I’m just here what I want to feel. Nobody here is violent. As you can see, there has been no conflict, “said a demonstrator of the university who refused to identify himself but spoke with Fox News Digital.

“But you don’t worry that you are merged with those who do violence?” The activist was asked.

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“I mean, if they want to break the constitution, that’s up to them. I can’t worry about that,” the demonstrator replied. ‘I mean, maybe I should do that [be worried]But I believe in this constitution, I am going to live, I am going to support my support First amendment. “

A separate demonstrator who was present outside the parade of Saturday, said that he “fully supported” those activists who want to “throw stones” as long as they don’t hurt anyone in the process.

“To be honest – they have the right to be angry. They have the right to do what they feel that they have to do to stop this problem to stop fascism,” he said. “And to be honest, I fully support that. I fully support if they are angry and they want to go out and they want Throw rocks. As long as they don’t hurt anyone, you know, I can understand, I can do it honestly. “

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The anti-Trump protests that coincided with the military parade in DC on Saturday saw a few isolated incidents of violence, but seemed especially peaceful. The weekend, however, was preceded by violent riots in Los Angeles who are spreading to other cities such as New York and Chicago-Die think of the anti-police protests after the death of Minneapolis-Man George Floyd in the summer of 2020.

Protesters in Los Angeles threw stones on law enforcement and various fires in the city broke in the midst of chaos. There were reports of damage to federal buildings, including Both immigration and non-immigration-related offices, including graffiti that threatened the life of federal officials. At least one community care office for veterans, run by the Department of Veterans Affairs, was forced to conclude and cancel hundreds of agreements in the midst of violence. Many were arrested for clashing with the police and the reverb of the riots resulted in other tense collisions between police and activists throughout the country.

Although no deaths have been attributed to political violence during recent protests throughout the country, including Los Angeles, There have been deadly victims in some protests throughout the country. In Utah an innocent bystander was shot by a man who was part of the Protest Peace Team, according to reports, while in Los Angeles a man was found dead outside a plundered T-Mobile store in the midst of the anti-cice chaos, according to reports.

The peaceful demonstrators in DC suggested that they were not in favor of any violence, but they indicated that they understood why protests have been so intense in the entire country in the last few days that they lead to violence against Police officers, ownership and sometimes more.

“I mean, I will not personally do that, but after everything I can understand it, the way people are fed up. People are tired of how the government has treated people,” a demonstrant told Fox News Digital Saturday. “The Republicans, the people in the congress, they don’t care about people here, and so I can understand why people are so angry to do something like that, so yes, I fully understand.”

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“I think it’s wrong to create violence, but like, he said, I mean, I think people have been angry for a long time,” added a second demonstrator to it, and noticed that Trump is the reason to blame all aggressive tactics, such as throwing stones, throwing fires and vandalism.

“What Trump does, he knows the polarization and the anger he causes, so this is all part of his game plan. National guard He caused that in LA. He said they go outside without newsom saying anything. I mean, he knows what he is doing, he wants to cause a rise in people. ”

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Another demonstrator present Saturday, who spoke with Fox News Digital, said she believed that “being abroad” is against the interests of those who want to change, but that “history has proven that aggression is sometimes needed.”

“All respect for them, I think they are doing what they think is good, but I think being very abrasive to our interests is actually. I think it is chasing many people, it does not really promote the conversations we need,” a demonstrator who identified himself as Sophie said. “I don’t think being aggressive is the right way, but I think history has proven that sometimes aggression is needed, so, but I don’t want to be abrasive.”