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Close call: Masked anarchists in Portland chase down car, attack driver

Remember back in September when Twitter blocked Glenn Reynolds, aka Instapundit, after he tweeted “Run them down” in response to a news report of rioters blocking traffic and surrounding cars in Charlotte, N.C.? Twitter found the tweet offensive; even more offensive that the many Trump assassination threats still live on the platform, apparently.

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Offensive as it might sound, the temptation to run them down is pretty strong when watching a video like this one captured Friday during the rioting in Portland, Ore.

https://twitter.com/SinCityWiseGuys/status/797471988939821060

Fortunately, the rioters seemed more interested in inanimate objects, vandalizing everything in sight.

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