Which type of mob is described as having destructive intent?

A mob characterized by destructive intent is referred to as an aggressive mob. This type of mob typically acts with the intent to cause harm or damage to property, posing a significant threat to public safety.

Aggressive mobs often arise in situations fueled by anger or frustration, and they may engage in violent behavior, vandalism, or riots. They are driven by collective emotions, and their focus is often on a specific target or group, resulting in actions that can lead to serious consequences for both individuals and communities.

In contrast, the other types of mobs do not primarily focus on destruction. An escape mob may be motivated by the desire to flee from a perceived threat, an acquisitive mob is driven by the intention to seize property or goods, and an expressive mob typically seeks to convey feelings, express emotions, or demonstrate solidarity around a cause, but does not inherently promote destructive behavior. Understanding these distinctions helps in managing and responding appropriately to different types of mob behavior.