> correcting the circumstances that birth the riot Well, the glow-in-the-darks aren't going home yet, and nobody in the crowd is aprehending the plant provocat

> correcting the circumstances that birth the riot Well, the glow-in-the-darks aren't going home yet, and nobody in the crowd is aprehending the plant provocateurs and pyromaniacs. It's a trap. The crowds actually do have the ability to turn this around, but they aren't seeing the big picture. Eventually the public at large will tire of this, and it'll reflect poorly on the whole protest (or perhaps protests in general), as is the plan. > Unfortunately, under the worst circumstances, your "normal day downtown," can turn into "being at a riot" without your ever intending to. Yeah, that's why I said "if you can at all avoid it". If you have Type 1 diabetes you have Type 1 diabetes, but that doesn't mean everyone should do whatever it takes to get Type 2.