He says 2%. Just think about it for a bit, 2%.

That's 2 people out of every 100.

That's like those 2 people in St. Louis who defended their home from the protestors. Only difference is that there would be 2 protestors confronted by 98 regular citizens, most likely armed by the way, as were the 2 people in St. Louis.

Now, we don't even know whether those 2 people in St. Louis knew how to use the weapons they had. But you can rest assured, there has to be at least 2 people out of the 98 that DO know how to use a firearm, and that's all that would be needed to take out the 2 protestors.

I say, nothing to be concerned about AT THIS TIME. The tide is turning. Those sympathetic to the protestors at the start are beginning to see them for what they are. So what's the chance those 2% will eventually grow to 10% or maybe even 25%. Not a very good one, the way I see it. Besides, that 2% herd is slowly being thinned due to the arrests that have been going on all along.

Eventually, they'll get frustrated and turn to violence and bloodshed once they realize they're not being taken seriously. Hopefully, when that happens, they'll be quickly put down. So ends their so-called revolution!

Acting too soon, coming down real hard on their movement at this time, could actually cause the general public to once again sympathize and side with the protestors. That we don't want!

So, I think it's best to wait until they mess up big time and then move in and stomp their little revolution out once and for all.

That's my opinion, for what it's worth.