WATCH: BLM mob harass and threaten elderly couple dining at restaurant

Diners in St. Petersburg, Florida were accosted by protestors who determined that those seated at an outdoor restaurant should not have a peaceful meal. While demonstrators near the restaurant screamed "Stand up fight back," militants took over an older couple's table.

Josh Fiallo, reporting for the Tampa Bay Times, said that protestors were "going restaurant to restaurant to chant at diners on Beach Dr."

The couple at first seemed like they would leave, but then thought better of it and decided to stay. When the activists with a skateboard took an empty seat at the table, the woman went over to him to try to get him to leave.

"This is my table," she said, but the man would not move. Other demonstrators rushed over, called the woman Karen, and screamed curses at the couple. The activists demonstrated an air of entitlement as they took seats at the table.

When the couple tried to retain their table, demonstrators cursed at them, refused to leave, and a blew a horn in their faces. The woman tried to make a phone call while the man sat and enjoyed his beverage.

Fiallo reported that that protests had been peaceful up until this point. demonstrator climbed on top of cars stopped at an intersection. The man who can be seen climbing on top of the car appears to be the same man who took a seat at the couple's table a short time later.

After he climbs down from the car and it drives away, he smashes it with his skateboard and walks away clapping while those in the crowd yell "f*** you c*nt" at the departing vehicle.

These have become frequent tactics used by militants to disrupt the lives of normal civilians who are not engaged in taking direct action in the streets. The attitude of protestors is increasingly that those who are not actively engaged in creating civil unrest are actively opposed to their stated political aims.

Demonstrators in Rochester, San Diego, Louisville, and so many other cities have behaved in similarly disrupting ways, protesting civilians and bystanders. The protests that began at the end of May in the wake of George Floyd's death in police custody have taken on a life of their own, and the names of Daniel Prude (Rochester) and Breonna Taylor (Louisville) have added fuel to the activists' arsonist flames.