[deport]

Public property/government property has rules,
rights just as private property does. Just
because it's public don't mean you can tromp
around on it and destroy or desecrate it.

[Melian]

As of yet, footage shows a handful of “protestors” who desecrated the building. Most walked reverently through it. What desecration did Boyland partake in? Did Babbitt deserve to be killed in cold blood for what she did? If the police open the door to a public building, and invite you in, is it okay to enter? How should people who are peacefully assembling behave when they are tear gassed?

I agree that no one should deface or remove anything when invited inside any place. It looks to me like Antifa and feds did most of the damage to the building. And all of the killing.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Public property/government property has rules, rights just as private property does. Just because it's public don't mean you can tromp around on it and destroy or desecrate it.

Who did that?