AN ARMED SOCIETY IS A POLITE SOCIETY.

Two months ago, we noted some residents of Crown Point, Indiana keeping watch on protesters.

Apparently, protesters taking their case into neighborhoods that might not be sympathetic is still a thing, and sometimes the outcomes are less tame.

We start in Fort Collins, Colorado, where it is possible the local Soy ISIS decided to venture out of their safe spaces around Colorado State University.  "During a pro-police rally Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado, a contingent of left-wing extremists reportedly showed up and stepped into the neighborhood across from the Fort Collins Police Services building where the rally was being held. In response, the rallygoers apparently rushed into the neighborhood and chased the extremists right out, but not without first treating them to some fist sandwiches."

We continue to Boise, where counterveiling protesters also had a dust-up.

It gets even more interesting, the Soy ISIS act is exhausting people's patience in Seattle.

Neighbors denied access to a large group of aggressive protestors who tried to gain entry into Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best’s home in Snohomish County. The protesters said they did not plan on causing harm but wanted to “make some noise” and to talk to the police chief about the fate of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The demonstrators said they tried talking to the neighbors to grant them entry but they refused. Instead, the neighbors erected barricades and displayed firearms making them feel unsafe. The demonstrators said they were innocent and that the neighbors were the “aggressors.”

However, the police chief was thankful to her neighbors for preventing the crowd from trespassing and engaging in illegal behavior despite their numerous attempts to do so.

Additionally, she wrote a letter to the city council asking the elected officials to address the intimidation of public officers by the BLM protesters. Best added that the actions of the protesters went against the country’s democratic principles and that elected officials must stop the practice before it becomes the trend locally and countrywide.

Many members of the public have come to the conclusion that peaceful protesters do not carry baseball bats and fireworks, and that the Soy ISIS crowd generally do, and that having participants in Soy ISIS feeling aggressed against is probably a good thing.