No, it wouldn't have. Antifa strategy is to riot where the DA is one of them. They mediate communication with the DA's office through legal observers to ensure that the people organizing the riot understand what's a bridge too far for local Democratic officials, who want the people to be terrorized, but not so much that their own personal power and wealth is threatened. If antifa is there, they already have an informal agreement in place with the DA that charges will be dropped for everything short of assault, and for actual violent crimes, they'll largely be given a chance to plea down or hilariously undercharged, like Eric Clanton and Kevin Phomma. There's no shortage of felonies they commit; the purpose of the skateboards and coded language and whatever is to give local officials political cover to not charge them for anything and let them run wild.
What this case establishes is that, while the state can sponsor a riot and direct terrorists to your community, it can't order you to lie down and die. Citizens still have a right to keep & bear arms in this country, and what the Kenosha verdict proved is that it doesn't matter how friendly with antifa the DA, prosecutor, and governor are, because they can't force a jury to convict someone for defending himself.
