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You agree that we have no liability for any damages. What is Riot? What is Protest? Similarities between Riot and Protest Both are an expression of dissatisfaction in events, situations, and policies Differences between Riot and Protest Definition A riot is an expression of dissatisfaction characterized by violence, vandalism, theft as well as the destruction of public or private property.
Form of expression While riots involve violence, vandalism, theft as well as destruction of public or private property, protests are peaceful and involve peaceful chanting and marching in public. Legality Riots are categorized as a crime and are punishable by law. Riot vs. Protest: Comparison Table Summary of Riot vs. Protest A riot is an expression of dissatisfaction characterized by violence, vandalism, theft as well as the destruction of public or private property, and is a crime punishable by law.
The First Amendment to the Constitution protects the rights of those that want to peacefully protect in the United States.
A protest provides a way for people to raise their voices when they strongly disagree with a certain topic, usually one that is politically based. The First Amendment also protects the right of the people to assemble, and to ask the government to rectify their grievances. Under the First Amendment, people have the right to peacefully protest something in society that they disagree with.
However, the protest must be peaceful. Many of the protests that have been occurring more recently around the country have largely been peaceful. So, when does protesting become rioting? A protest may turn into a riot when it involves the destruction of property, the use of weapons, or when it results in people becoming injured or killed. Once rioting begins, people are no longer protected by the First Amendment. If law enforcement has determined that rioting has begun, they have the right to detain any individual they find is being civilly disobedient or violent.
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