First, one might assume that to hold a protest rally, the leaders of that rally should need a permit from the municipality. And, if a “social” group is given a permit to “peaceably assemble,” but the group breaches that permit by committing felonious acts, should it still be considered a “social” group? Thinking of a recent protest rally in Boston, it is estimated that seven thousand people showed up to protest a “free speech” rally being held by approximately fifty people. We need to find ways to do better, but that won’t happen if we don’t acknowledge the failings and assess some punishment for them. Bob Meade is veteran, retired businessman and longtime volunteer in Laconia.

Source: Daily Sun October 10, 2017 05:15 UTC