DC protesters justify violent tactics being seen at anti-Trump riots

The demonstrators did not condemn the military parade on Saturday in the country’s capital explicitly the violent tactics used in the anti -Trump protests throughout the country in recent days, where at least one said that he “fully support” completely support him[s]”The last tactics used by demonstrators in Los Angeles, such as throwing rocks.

“I am following my constitutional rights, here I simply say what I want to feel. No one here is violent. As you can see, there was no struggle.”

“But you are not worried about confusing those who are violent?” The activist was asked.

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The protester answered: “I mean if they want to violate the constitution, this is something on them. I cannot worry about it.” “I mean, maybe I should [be worried]But I believe in this constitution, I will live with it, I will support the first amendment. “

A separate protester in the audience outside a procession on Saturday said that he “fully supports” activists who “want to throw rocks” as long as they do not harm anyone in this process.

“Frankly – they have the right to anger. They have the right to do what they feel they need to do to stop this issue, to stop the fascism,” he said. “Frankly, I completely support it. I completely support if they are angry and want to go out and want to throw rocks. As long as they do not harm anyone, you know, I can understand, I can do it honestly.”

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A law enforcement employee is extinguishing a fire during a protest in Compton, California, on Saturday, June 7, 2025, after federal immigration authorities performed operations. (Ethan Sup)

On Saturday, the anti -Trump protests, which coincided with the military parade in the capital on Saturday, witnessed some isolated violence, but they often seem peaceful. However, the weekend was preceded by violent riots in Los Angeles, which spread to other cities such as New York and Chicago-we reminded us of the anti-police protests after the death of Minneapolis Man George Floyd in the summer of 2020.

The demonstrators in Los Angeles threw rocks in the application of the law, and several fires erupted throughout the city amid chaos. There were reports of damage to federal buildings, including immigration and non -immigration offices, which included writing on the walls that threaten the lives of federal officials. At least one community sponsorship office for the ancient warriors, which is run by the Ministry of Old Warriors Affairs, was forced to stop and cancel hundreds of dates amid violence. Many were arrested because of the clash with the police, and the resonance of the riots resulted in other tense clashes between the police and activists throughout the country.

While any death is directly attributed to political violence in recent protests throughout the country, including Los Angeles, deaths occurred in some protests throughout the country. In Utah, one of the innocent passers-by was shot by a man who was part of the peacekeeping team in the protest, according to reports, while a man was found in Los Angeles dead outside the T-Mobile store flagging amid anti-dance chaos, according to reports.

Peaceful demonstrators in the capital have suggested that they did not support any violence, but they indicated that they understood the reason that the protests in recent days throughout the country are so severe that they are leading to violence against police and property officers and sometimes more.

“I mean, personally, I will not do that, but I can understand after all this, for example, people are tired. People are tired of how the government dealt with people,” one of the demonstrators told Fox News Digital on Saturday. “Republicans, people in congress, do not care about people here, so I can understand why people feel angry about doing something like that, so, yes, I completely understand.”

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Trump’s anti -Trump demonstrators in a military procession discuss the constitutional rights to protest and understand them because of the transformation of some protests throughout the country into violence. (Fox News/Getty Images)

One of the demonstrators added, “I think it is wrong to create violence, but, for example, I mean, I think people have been angry for a long time,” noting that he believes that Trump is the reason for blame for all aggressive tactics, such as throwing rocks, putting fires and failing.

“What Trump is doing, he knows the polarization and the anger that causes him, so all this is part of his game plan. The National Guard in Los Angeles, he caused it. He said he went out there without Newsom say anything. I mean, he knows what he is doing, and wants to cause an ascension from people.”

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Another protester said on Saturday, who spoke to Fox News Digital, that she believes that she is “abrasive” contradicts the interests of those who seek to make change, but “history has proven that aggression is needed at times.”

“All respect to them, I think they are doing what they think is right, but I think that you are very membranously against our interests, in fact. I think he is away from many people, he really does not really reinforce the conversations we need,” said a protester who knew herself as Sophie said. “I don’t think that being aggressive is the way to go, but I think history has proven that sometimes aggression is needed, so I do not want to be overall.”