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Someone has lit a pig head aflame in front of the courthouse. Seconds later, someone else drops a Trump flag on top of it.pic.twitter.com/4wG9ZNgC6A
The first fire of the night has been lit inside the justice center courtyard. An LRAD warbles in the distance, but it is completely incomprehensible.pic.twitter.com/LGf8I9G7bK
The Wall of Moms moves into position. One correction: what I thought was an LRAD earlier was a set of speakers from the protesters. So law enforcement, federal and local, have actually not addressed this crowd at all to my knowledge.pic.twitter.com/QlZn75Ncmf
A stranger with a megaphone runs up and yells at a random person for reasons that are unclear, given that said person was just standing still.pic.twitter.com/soVi9Wgcvp
Some drama and a brief shoving and punching fight off to the side, involving members of the Portland Protest Bureau.pic.twitter.com/8MRi5V6z8e
A heavily modified leaf blower with "Point Towards Tyranny" written on the barrel. Beautiful.pic.twitter.com/2nf1eBjk0U
People huck eggs at the spotlights and lob fireworks at the courtyard, just like old times.pic.twitter.com/p7tUSh3bhx
Bet an LRAD has a relatively short operational lifespan. Same with peoples ears that listen to it. It’s a highly destructive volume for the delicate mechanics of human to human speech.
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