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It's worded in a way that it could apply to a protest that becomes a riot rather than only a planned riot. I doubt anyone would object to a law against planning
by alphabettsy 10y ago
It's worded in a way that it could apply to a protest that becomes a riot rather than only a planned riot. I doubt anyone would object to a law against planning a riot, but that's already illegal.
- gozur88 10y ago>It's worded in a way that it could apply to a protest that becomes a riot rather than only a planned riot. Where? Where in the statute are these words? It's possible they're there and I just didn't see them. Maybe you can point them out.