What's the mood at your 4th of July parade?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Very patriotic. Lots of people - kids, grandkids, pets. Our neighborhood honored our vets as they always do - they paraded at the front of the parade.

Impressive fireworks display later tonight - as always.

Our neighborhood represents people from nearly every state... very few born and raised in the area. But we all have one thing in common - proud to be American.

+1 same for our neighborhood!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This country sucks. Americans gunned down my a teenager with a high-powered rifle at a neighboring town parade.

How can anyone be proud or patriotic?

+1.

[Anonymous]

What parade? I'm having a day of quiet reflection.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trumpy and panicked for about 1/3 of folks. Baltimore County MD.

You must be in Arbutus.

The parade was in Towson. Andy Harris is based in Cockeysville.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We aren’t going in light of the mass shooting at the parade in Highland Park.

What freedoms are we celebrating again? I would love to celebrate the freedom to go to our town’s parade without the fear of my kids heads getting shot off.

+1. Americans have no freedom. When will the rabid right understand that everything they are doing is denying freedom!

+2.

[Anonymous]

Cancelled due to another mass shooting.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cancelled due to another mass shooting.

Well that’s American.

[Anonymous]

Spicy

[Anonymous]

Didn't go. At least there wasn't a mass shooting at ours though, so there is that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very patriotic. Lots of people - kids, grandkids, pets. Our neighborhood honored our vets as they always do - they paraded at the front of the parade.

Impressive fireworks display later tonight - as always.

Our neighborhood represents people from nearly every state... very few born and raised in the area. But we all have one thing in common - proud to be American.

+1 same for our neighborhood!

+2
Lots of celebrating and fun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very patriotic. Lots of people - kids, grandkids, pets. Our neighborhood honored our vets as they always do - they paraded at the front of the parade.

Impressive fireworks display later tonight - as always.

Our neighborhood represents people from nearly every state... very few born and raised in the area. But we all have one thing in common - proud to be American.

+1 same for our neighborhood!

+2
Lots of celebrating and fun.

So you are celebrating people getting shot?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Very patriotic. Lots of people - kids, grandkids, pets. Our neighborhood honored our vets as they always do - they paraded at the front of the parade.

Impressive fireworks display later tonight - as always.

Our neighborhood represents people from nearly every state... very few born and raised in the area. But we all have one thing in common - proud to be American.

+1 same for our neighborhood!

+2
Lots of celebrating and fun.

So you are celebrating people getting shot?

Yes, that’s exactly what I said. Your reading comprehension is stellar.

[Anonymous]

Our 4th of July parade was canceled because of the mass shooting in Highland Park.

The mood is pretty grim and hopeless here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This country sucks. Americans gunned down my a teenager with a high-powered rifle at a neighboring town parade.

How can anyone be proud or patriotic?

+1.

+ 2

[Anonymous]

I was going to take the kids to ours until I found out about the highland park shooting. I’m in a conservative area of the west coast and I just couldn’t bring myself to make it happen.