So you have no clue what the word "hypothetical" means EITHER?
It's an alternative word for 'strawman' to describe something that did not happen - like a racist lynch mob comparison attempt, which a snowflake throws out to distract from addressing the actual event that DID happen but the snowflake does not want to talk about......
It's an analogy, you know like the Jesus used parables for small simplistic minds. Apparently not simple enough for you super-small-me sized mind.
Again from post 11:
The BASIS of a hypothetical lynch mob (and I didn't say it was racial, did I) is irrelevant here just as the basis of the hypothetical congregation, but apparently you're saying that a lynch mob has the right to peaceably assemble then? Because in either case the outcome is death. The main difference is in the latter it's potentially many
more deaths and they're indiscriminate, whereas the lynch mob has its specific target.
So the question we're STILL down to is, whether an assembly that results in death as a direct consequence of that assembly, can be called "peaceable".
I don't look much like MC Hammer but You Can't Touch This. And it's instructive that to try to run away from it you keep changing its character from what I posited. The mark of the dishonest.
So you still can't find / post a link providing legal Constitutional authority to limit / suspend Constitutionally protected rights through local / state / federal mandate?
STILL running away from the responsibility of PROVING that premise.