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A protester is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a protest march. |
A protester is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a protest march. |
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A hooligan is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a shared feeling of frustration or exhilaration. |
A hooligan is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a shared feeling of frustration or exhilaration. |
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Latest revision as of 17:35, 30 January 2013
A rioter is a person who performs vandalism in the context of a disorganized group. Two types of rioters can be distinguished: the protester and the hooligan.
Types of rioters
Protester
A protester is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a protest march.
Hooligan
A hooligan is a person who, in the setting of a group, vandalises property or persons in the context of a shared feeling of frustration or exhilaration.
