We grew impatient waiting at the rally for the march to start, so we headed into downtown St. Paul to witness what else was going on.
Prior to the start of the big march, we saw a lot of the anarchist crowd during their approved protest and the trouble they stirred up when they reached the end of their approved route and kept right on marching.

We saw a lot of police in riot gear and even some police horses in riot gear.

We saw this guy get pepper sprayed.
Many anarchists went off and broke windows and damaged other property. 200-some were eventually arrested that day.
Then they came out again yesterday and did it all again.
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Oh you have got to be kidding.
That is sad. I'm all for people being able to express their views -- but seems like a "violent rally against war" is a bit of an oxymoron.
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