General Discussion

not include violence and attacking and assaulting law enforcement, and it does not include interfering with law enforcing operations. I'm not sure when rioting became fashionable and acceptable. Seems we have been calling out a bunch of people and prosecuting them for doing that in DC a few years ago, but now it's Ok? So is this kind of rioting acceptable? If so, how do you differentiate this violence from that violence?
The answer is: this was a riot, it was a violent riot, and the guy who got hit by the vehicle was blocking the vehicle from trying to escape what is very obviously a violent mob (which he was a part of). You've been around here for a long time and I generally respect your grounded opinions, so I'd like to hear the justification for all of this.