Do I really have to point out the difference from the Bundy situation?
Oh, I know the essential difference. The Bundies and their cohorts were in the wrong while the anti-ban protesters are in the right. When it comes to protests, civil disobedience, and even armed rebellion, you'd better make sure that your cause is just and that the means that your methods are appropriate to the injustice you are opposing.
It's kind of weird to me to begin with when some people claim that they believe that the laws should be followed and the authorities should be obeyed, but when the go on to laud the law-breakers on their side they come across as hypocrites.
If you agree that sometimes it's necessary to protest against an electoral majority or even to break the law to fight against injustice, then I agree with you. But then you better remember that there is no mechanism that prevents people you disagree with from also concluding that similar activities are appropriate against what they perceive as an injustice.
Patriotism is the excuse that countries give to themselves for their failures. — Stephen Marche