A group of mostly Trump supporters went on a verbal tirade against a group of Black Lives Matter protesters in Prescott, Arizona, and it's an ugly scene.
Some hecklers called the protesters"trash" ... as others had guns strapped around their chest.
Vehicles passed by with occupants furiously waving the American flag as there were competing chants --"No Justice, No Peace," vs."All Lives Matter." It doesn't appear things turned violent, but it was plenty bad nonetheless. The video is a good example of the intolerance of opposing views ... and that could end up being the biggest threat to democracy that we face as a nation.
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