@Paulos23
Are you sure
this is all just a conspiracy? Seems people are already doing it.
I use this current clip because there is no foul language. If you do not like that platform... oh' well...
The point is people have the absolute intention of coercing their point of view. The same individuals are talking about taking this to the polling booths.
Context matters.
The first part is, they are not with the Sunset Movement, which you were worried about protesting at politicians homes. This is BLM.
And it is one Minnesota State Senator Warren Limmer and current President of that body. They want the protesters released, which may not be possible in my view if they were violent.
That said, was that an invasion of property? Hard to say, people coming up and knocking on the door saying something, and then going away may not technically be an invasion of property. But lots of people doing that could be harassment.
That said, I don't see this as part of a bigger conspiracy. The video was wrong about the homeowners at the start and was trying to frame the protest in front of Mr. Limmer's house as protesters having free reign with the law, which is not the case I think in either event in that video. In the first case, the protesters were walking down a road and happened to cross a central divider that the homeowners were claiming and felt they needed to back their claim with guns. In the second case, it is protesters and voters feeling they are not heard by their representatives and picking the leader of those representatives to express their views to, even if he didn't want to come out and talk to them.
Now, as to taking this to the polling booths, I don't think it means what you think it means. Many of them are going to vote him out, I think that is what they mean. I don't think they will be hanging around voting places bullying people into voting their way.
I don't see any support for this conspiracy you are proposing.