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A participant in the rally (whose name is being withheld over personal safety concerns) told Hatewatch that the mood among 200 or so protesters on campus had been defiant but upbeat until the event was escalated in two ways by campus police.

At one point, the protester said, a number of mounted police moved to a small area on one side of the venue, in close proximity to one group of protesters.

“That escalated things. People started yelling, ‘Fuck you!’ at the cops,” he told Hatewatch in a telephone conversation, “and some of them started saying, ‘Fuck you!’ back.”

Video of the event posted on social media appears to confirm this account of police entering into a contentious interaction with protesters.

Soon afterwards, he said, police allowed Alex Stein – one of the scheduled speakers – to mingle with the crowd at some distance from law enforcement, provoking them as he often does to generate outrage content for his YouTube channel.

“Very obviously, [Stein] was trying to get in people’s faces to get content,” the protester said.
 
He told Hatewatch in a telephone conversation that until that point, the focus had been on “maintaining a vigil,” but “the mood changed when Alex Stein started provoking people.”

“He shouldn’t have been allowed to do that,” Jenkins added.

“The police weren’t standing close enough to intervene had someone thrown a punch,” Jenkins said.

“To the credit of protesters, almost no one took the bait,” Jenkins said. “Stein was visibly frustrated that people were not being more aggressive in their responses to him.”

Soon after, according to Jenkins, a number of Proud Boys emerged into the crowd and began interacting aggressively with protesters.

Finally in an incident captured on multiple videos posted to social media, a protester on the far-right side – clad in body armor and facial protection gear that obscured his identity – released pepper spray into the crowd without provocation, disabling nearby students and reporters.
 
Lionfish said:
Mr. Tiny Penis, a sock of JPP's Top 5 most infected with Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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If you had more than half a brain, son, you might have amounted to something. As it is, you're just another loudmouthed, poorly educated loser whining for Big Government to save you.

You were born a lazy piece of trash and you'll die a lazy piece of trash. Go back to your beer-drinking, son. It's the only thing you'll ever be good at doing.

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Dutch Uncle said:
If you had more than half a brain, son, you might have amounted to something. As it is, you're just another loudmouthed, poorly educated loser whining for Big Government to save you.

You were born a lazy piece of trash and you'll die a lazy piece of trash. Go back to your beer-drinking, son. It's the only thing you'll ever be good at doing.
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Mr. Tiny Penis,

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Lionfish said:
Mr. Tiny Penis,

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^^^
JPP's #1 Meme Thief strikes again. :laugh: :rofl2: :laugh:

Tell me, Lyin'fish; when you were born, did your daddy leave? Mommy too? They stayed but never cared for you?

You try really, really hard to compensate for your lack of creativity and education yet you continue to prove you are too lazy to earn the education and work on improving your creativity. Why? Is it abandonment issues?

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/abandonment-issues#impact
What abandonment issues do to a person
How fear of abandonment affects a person can depend on the cause. However, this anxiety typically makes forming healthy and secure relationships with others more challengingTrusted Source. A person may:

  • Have anxiety: Both children and adults with fear of abandonment may feel chronically anxious, especially if they feel a relationship is about to end.
  • Experience relationship challenges: Anxiety about abandonment can alter a person’s perceptions of their relationship, causing them to see problems where none exist. They may be sensitive to any sign of rejection or find it difficult to trust that their partner will not leave. This can result in clingy behavior, which may impact the relationship.
  • Communicate poorly: People with abandonment issues may develop harmful communication techniques to ease their anxiety. For example, they may engage in attention-seeking behavior to get the love they feel they might lose.
  • Engage in harmful behavior: People with a fear of abandonment can sometimes try to prevent their partner from leaving them through manipulative or even abusive behavior. For example, a person may try to prevent someone from socializing with others. This is a form of coercive control.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
^^^
JPP's #1 Meme Thief strikes again. :laugh: :rofl2: :laugh:

Tell me, Lyin'fish; when you were born, did your daddy leave? Mommy too? They stayed but never cared for you?

You try really, really hard to compensate for your lack of creativity and education yet you continue to prove you are too lazy to earn the education and work on improving your creativity. Why? Is it abandonment issues?

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/abandonment-issues#impact
What abandonment issues do to a person
How fear of abandonment affects a person can depend on the cause. However, this anxiety typically makes forming healthy and secure relationships with others more challengingTrusted Source. A person may:

  • Have anxiety: Both children and adults with fear of abandonment may feel chronically anxious, especially if they feel a relationship is about to end.
  • Experience relationship challenges: Anxiety about abandonment can alter a person’s perceptions of their relationship, causing them to see problems where none exist. They may be sensitive to any sign of rejection or find it difficult to trust that their partner will not leave. This can result in clingy behavior, which may impact the relationship.
  • Communicate poorly: People with abandonment issues may develop harmful communication techniques to ease their anxiety. For example, they may engage in attention-seeking behavior to get the love they feel they might lose.
  • Engage in harmful behavior: People with a fear of abandonment can sometimes try to prevent their partner from leaving them through manipulative or even abusive behavior. For example, a person may try to prevent someone from socializing with others. This is a form of coercive control.
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Mr. Tiny Penis,

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