They Don’t Argue with Chainsaws! By Charles Taylor (Florida)

     This man, who is not white, I think, maybe Hispanic, disperses white libtard protesters using his trusty chain saw, and freely mouthing racial slurs, which I, of course, do not approve of, nor the violent act.  And, I thought he used the disgraceful N -word, but not so. But, really who can stand by and correct his thinking when he has a chain saw?
  https://www.zerohedge.com/political/only-texas-man-arrested-dispersing-protesters-chainsaw

“A viral - and very bizarre - video emerged Friday showing mayhem unfolding in the usually quiet small southern Texas town of McAllen. A group of Black Lives Matter protesters were seen outside local businesses in the downtown area when a man wielding a chainsaw approaches the group ordering them to “Move! Go home!” “Don’t let those f**king trash Antifa b***h people lie to you,” the man yelled while revving the chainsaw and tearing up protest signs. He's heard shouting racial obscenities while charging protesters. Needless to say the sidewalk was promptly cleared as about a dozen people fled, while others yelled "Call 911!" Go home," the man keeps shouting while waiving the roaring chainsaw. "Don’t let those f------ n------ out there fool you," he said in a racist tirade. McAllen police later confirmed the man was detained soon after the event and that charges are pending. Some activists, however, have claimed that police aren't going to in the end pursue charges against the individual.”

     He must be charged with multiple offences. And, he did use the n-word after all, which is beyond the pale. Ok, send him to jail, where he can then go with the other convicts to the new penal colony of New Holland.
Also, he obviously felt empowered with his chainsaw. Clearly all power tools therefore need to be banned, using the logic of gun banning, or following the jurisprudence of the ancient Greeks and medievals, who punished inanimate objects, a quite sensible thing to do, to:
  https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/our-strange-history-of-accusing-inanimate-objects-of-murder