DC protesters justify the violent tactics that are seen in combating anti-ram

Participants in the military protesters on Saturday in the country’s capital did not clearly condemn the violent tactics used on anti-tramp protests across the country in recent days, and at least one said that it is “fully supported (s)”, recent tactics used by participants in Los.

“I follow my constitutional rights, I’m here just saying I want to feel. No one is tough here. As you can see, there was no conflicts, “said the protesters in a college who refused to identify himself but talked to the digital Fox News.

“But you don’t worry what we are involved in violence?” The activist was asked.

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“I mean, if they want to break the constitution on them. I can’t worry about it,” the tread replied. “I mean may I have (I worry) but I believe in this constitution I will live, I’ll support my The first amendment. “

Burned Waymo Cars allocates a street in Los Angeles, Monday, June 9, 2025. The cars were installed Blaze from the riots. (Derek Shook for Fox News Digital)

A separate participant in the parade said on Saturday that he “fully supported” those activists who “want to throw stones” until they hurt anyone.

“Honestly, they have the right to get angry. They have the right to do what they feel to stop this issue to stop fascism,” he said. “And frankly, I fully support it. I fully support when they are angry and they want to go out and they want Throw the rocks. Until they harm anyone, you know, I can understand I can do honestly. “

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A law enforcement officer works to extinguish during a protest in Compton, California, Saturday, June 7, 2025, after the Federal Immigration Authorities conducted operations. (Ethan swap)

In the anti-Trump protests, which coincided with the military parade at the DC on Saturday, several isolated cases of violence, but looked mostly peaceful. However, the weekend was preceded by fierce riots in Los Angeles, which extended to other cities, such as New York and Chicago-naughty protests after the death of Minneapolis George Floida in the summer of 2020.

Protesters in Los -Angeles threw rocks into law enforcement, and several fires in the city broke out among the chaos. There were reports of damage to the federal building, including Both immigration and offices related to immigration, which included graffiti that threaten the life of federal officials. At least one veterans’ care office managed by the Veterans Department was forced to close and cancel hundreds of meetings against the background of violence. Many were arrested for a collision with the police, and the river river has led to other tense clashes between police and activists across the country.

While death was not directly related to political violence on recent protests across the country, including Los -egeles, Some protests across the country have occurred. In Utah’s state, an innocent observer was shot dead by a man who was part of a peacekeeping team, while reportedly, while in Los Angeles, the man was found dead outside a looted T-Mobile store amid chaos against the forest.

Peaceful participants of the rally in the Colombian county assumed Police officers, Property and sometimes more.

“I mean that I will not do it personally, but I can understand after all this, for example, people are bored.” Republicans, people in Congress, they do not care about people, and so I can understand why people are so evil to do something similar, yes, I fully understand. “

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Demonstrators against Trump at the military parade discuss the constitutional rights to protest and their understanding of why some protests across the country have become fierce. (Fox News/Getty Images)

“I think that creating violence is wrong, but as he said, I mean that people have long been angry,” the second participant of the rally added, noting that Trump is the reason for the guilty tactics as, for example, stones, 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 Security In Los -Angeles he caused it. He said go there without saying Newsom. I mean, he knows what he does, he wants to call people. ”

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Another one present on Saturday, who made a digital Fox News, said that he believed that “being abrasive” is contrary to the interests of those who seek to make, but “history proved that sometimes aggression is needed.”

“Everything that respects them, I think they do what they think right, but I think to be very abusive against our interests.” I don’t think being aggressive is the way, but I think history has proven that sometimes I don’t want to be abrasive. “