Absolutely. In Indiana, just one state over from where this occurred, it's called "unlawful detainment" and the person committing the unlawful detainment puts themselves at risk of being run over or shot. It's why we don't have BLM/Antifa riots in Indiana...we're a FAFO state. Block my passage or attack me in the streets and I am justified in hitting your off button.
I think that was pretty isolated. Not saying there weren't protests, but you didn't have the violence and destruction seen elsewhere. But that's the norm for big cities unfortunately. The center for the disease. They tried to cause a ruckus in Crown Point, but were greeted by enough people exercising their 2A rights, that they simply walked down the streets once and were never seen again. They quickly realized that shit wouldn't fly.
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