July 4th on National Mall - who is going?

[Anonymous]

Absolutely not.

[Anonymous]

That's a NOPE!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend Rona. She's very social.

My fiend Darwin is also attending.

[Anonymous]

Hmmm let me think.

It’s 100 degrees out, and I’d be sweating balls under my mask that wouldn’t even protect me from the unmasked MAGA chuds as I mingle with the basest, dumbest, most racist and ignorant trash America has to offer,

That'll be a NO from me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friend Rona. She's very social.

Post of the day

[Anonymous]

There’s also an inversion forecasted. Firework smoke sill stay closer to the ground degrading visibility and air quality.
Sounds completely awful.

[Anonymous]

Hell to the no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's going to be mostly out of towners who show up on the mall. Actually being there isn't that bad if you can stake out a spot with a blanket. It's the travel to and from and using the bathroom that are problematic.

Have you ever been? It's not "fine" on the mall.

NP. We went once. I agree with pp. The event itself isn't bad. Though dh and I went as newlyweds, so it was just the two of us at the time. I would not want to be on the mall with little kids. Getting home was absolutely miserable though. That was a "one and done" sort of event. I have zero plans to ever do it again.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely!

Love my country my adopted homeland that has given me so much opportunity I could never have where I came from (Chile).

I love to celebrate our country’s birthday. It is beautiful.

[Anonymous]

Nope. And I am pretty relaxed about concerns over the virus. But even then it just sounds absolutely disastrous. Throw in heat + masks + crowds + metro and you couldn’t pay me for the pleasure of going.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's going to be mostly out of towners who show up on the mall. Actually being there isn't that bad if you can stake out a spot with a blanket. It's the travel to and from and using the bathroom that are problematic.

Have you ever been? It's not "fine" on the mall.

I've gone many times and mostly agree with the PP. There's enough room that you ought to be able to find a spot where you're sufficiently far from others.

Now, getting in and out of there is another story. Even with smaller crowds than usual, I don't see how you'll be able to avoid being on top of one another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely!

Love my country my adopted homeland that has given me so much opportunity I could never have where I came from (Chile).

I love to celebrate our country’s birthday. It is beautiful.

If you loved America you would be avoiding crowds during a pandemic. Not following guidelines is making America FAIL. How is that patriotic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's going to be mostly out of towners who show up on the mall. Actually being there isn't that bad if you can stake out a spot with a blanket. It's the travel to and from and using the bathroom that are problematic.

Have you ever been? It's not "fine" on the mall.

I've gone many times and mostly agree with the PP. There's enough room that you ought to be able to find a spot where you're sufficiently far from others.

Now, getting in and out of there is another story. Even with smaller crowds than usual, I don't see how you'll be able to avoid being on top of one another.

LOL, no. It's impossible to squeeze in a blanket after evening begins, and even if you do find a spot, people just keep crowding in. I seriously doubt you or the PP above has ever been.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Absolutely!

Love my country my adopted homeland that has given me so much opportunity I could never have where I came from (Chile).

I love to celebrate our country’s birthday. It is beautiful.

Well good luck in two weeks, 14 days, Trumper's who go will make plenty of space in the ICU>

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's going to be mostly out of towners who show up on the mall. Actually being there isn't that bad if you can stake out a spot with a blanket. It's the travel to and from and using the bathroom that are problematic.

Have you ever been? It's not "fine" on the mall.

I've gone many times and mostly agree with the PP. There's enough room that you ought to be able to find a spot where you're sufficiently far from others.

Now, getting in and out of there is another story. Even with smaller crowds than usual, I don't see how you'll be able to avoid being on top of one another.

This year, not the same. Have you missed the part we are in a Pandemic? OH wait Trumpers zero science, schools failed.