> I don't see how it isn't against the 1st amendment right to peaceably assemble. I assume that there are a number of factors here, most notably that the assem

> I don't see how it isn't against the 1st amendment right to peaceably assemble. I assume that there are a number of factors here, most notably that the assembling, while peaceful, poses a considerable danger to the public. Certainly it would be nice to see some sort of carve out for explicit protesting but there you go. All allowed activities are government approved activities.