The difference between peaceful protesters and domestic terrorists

Just cause it's October doesn't mean you should keep posting Strawmen.

I wanted to know the source of these images (mostly because I had no idea who was in the second one) so I did a bit of searching. For some reason the first one seems to be heavily associated with protests in South Africa against the arrest of former president Jacob Zuma, but I think the articles may have reappropriated the image. Others used it for articles about rioting in Minneapolis. The most reliable info I could find included an Associated Press attribution for the image having been taken in D.C., captioned "Demonstrators vandalize a car as they protest the death of George Floyd on Sunday near the White House in Washington, D.C." There was no clarification available as to who ostensibly referred to these individuals as "peaceful protestors."
For the second image I found no results whatsoever, any indication of who these people are, or who has ostensibly referred to them as domestic terrorists. It's possible the added text and watermark prevented the Google reverse image search from finding a sufficiently similar image, or I didn't do a good enough job of cropping it.