Lesh
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I posted a link to what it says. Prove me wrong. Cite the law thenOn Monday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an “anti-riot” bill that allows harsher police crackdowns on demonstrators—an apparent response to the “defund the police” and Black Lives Matter movements. (“This bill actually prevents local governments from defunding law enforcement,” DeSantis said.) A public gathering of three or more people can be classified as a “riot” under the law, and anyone who “willingly” participates in such a gathering can be charged with a third-degree felony. Plus, participants in rallies that turn violent can be also be charged with a third-degree felony even if they had no involvement with the violence. Most jarring of all, the law grants civil immunity to drivers who ram into protesting crowds and even injure or kill participants, if they claim the protests made them concerned for their own well-being in the moment.
So, to support your claim about what the law says, instead of citing the actual law, you cite another lib talking about what they think the law means. Or what they claim it means.
Typical. It is worth remembering that you are the people that heard a man say, "not w.s.", and to this day, still claim to beleive that he said, "w.s.". So, your words have anti-credbility.
You want to talk about that law, CITE THE FUCKING LAW.