s/o. Truck convoy now headed to DC

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Without a doubt, this convoy consists of the stupidest of the Trump stupids.

[Anonymous]

Man. I wish I owned a gas station between Hagerstown and the beltway. Diesel would be $20 a gallon. $$$$$

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Man. I wish I owned a gas station between Hagerstown and the beltway. Diesel would be $20 a gallon. $$$$$

And you wouldn’t sell a drop of it. So we’d all be laughing at you. And then laughing again when you had to sell it at market prices next week.


OTR trucks usually hold 300 gallons of fuel in the saddles. Most of these trucks filled up in OK, TN, IN or other places. They won’t buy fuel anywhere around here.

[Anonymous]

The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So these people are spending thousands of dollars in fuel and their time for ....this?

Agreed. These people have too much time and money and no common sense.

I'm sure there's a grift in there somewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

We're you next to the awesome kids who put up the "TRUMP LOST LOL" flag? ha ha, that made my day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

Pal, they’re laughing at you not with you.

[Anonymous]

Hoping that tonight someone repaints Surrender Donald on the train overpass by the Mormon Temple. Now THAT would be hilarious!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

Ooh. It's... telling you're so excited about your day, PP. It takes all kinds, doesn't it?

[Anonymous]

The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

I'm just trying to figure out what that statement is. ???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hoping that tonight someone repaints Surrender Donald on the train overpass by the Mormon Temple. Now THAT would be hilarious!

Omg. That would be hilarious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The *second best* part about standing on the overpass by the Mormon Temple today and waving as the convoy passed was seeing progs and other scum giving us the finger driving by! Made our day, knowing we were getting under their skin. One guy on a road bike pedaled by on the overpass and then circled back and started calling us nazis and fascists. We were hoping desperately he’d take a swing at one of us so we could administer a proper besting on him, but he cucked-out and fled.

The best part was being there and letting the hundreds of truckers (and the thousands of people in cars honking as they went by) that we support them and appreciate their making a statement on all our behalf’s.

Because even in deep-blue Forest Glen Park, you’ve still got the enemy in your midst. Running laps inside your OODA Loop.

Love it! Thank you for representing!!!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Man. I wish I owned a gas station between Hagerstown and the beltway. Diesel would be $20 a gallon. $$$$$

And you wouldn’t sell a drop of it. So we’d all be laughing at you. And then laughing again when you had to sell it at market prices next week.


OTR trucks usually hold 300 gallons of fuel in the saddles. Most of these trucks filled up in OK, TN, IN or other places. They won’t buy fuel anywhere around here.

I did a little math. Oklahoma City to Hagerstown is 1200 miles, give or take. Average MPG for a semi is 6. So, they’d use up 200 gallons just getting here. Trucks do not fill up to 100% of their capacity, only 95%. And they refuel by 25%, which means that they will need to refuel by the time they use up 214 gallons. The math is better of course if they refuel in IN or TN, and they’d have 100 gallons/600 miles of driving to play around with (10 laps around the beltway; if they cause gridlock, less than 10 laps).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ha. I think they're actusy making traffic BETTER. They are making everyone now drive the speed limit and with less room for aggressive driving. The only backups being caused are from multiple accidents. Lol. Hopefully they can stay permanently and keep circling. Traffic will improve.

Yeah. I had no problems on the beltway about 3 pm. I’m sure they thought the accomplished some major feat, but it was no different than usual. Saw about three people waving flags and thousands other going about their business. More protesting in a daycare pickup line.

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How brainwashed does one have to be to write drivel like this?


It really is an indictment of the American educational system.

Please don't blame the teachers. Blame the parents of these people. Education starts at home.

Again. Vitriol. FWIW, I have 3 degrees from Ivy League universities. Don't make assumptions. I live in DC.
You're paranoia has made my family's life a living hell.
You think your kids aren't traumatized. You really think breathing in your own bacteria all day is ok? For kids?
You think THEY aren't brainwashed?
The media lies. If you don't accept that, you may need to re-evaluate your education. Think. Connect the dots.
Before it's too late for your kids.
Starting point. Look at the PCR test. Find out what Karry Mulkis said. He invented it.

Your degrees do not mean that your illogical thoughts are brilliant takes. Your mask paranoia is as unscientific as it gets.

NP. The mask is theatre. The science just changed in a few weeks? Or did parents start pushing back across the country, using the law.
All of you with Thank You Dr. Fauci signs never asked why such a well-funded bureaucracy did not do a massive review of existing data or conduct a rigorous study of masks? The psychological effects of masks on children are undeniable. The AAP just rolled back developmental milestones for speech. Dust that science just change? The previous poster misspelled the name of PCR test. His name was Kary Mullis. Worth investigating. The PCR test never meant to test for infection/disease.

It's easier to fool a person than convince someone they've been fooled.

Some people in this thread say "the mandates have ended". They haven't completely ended in many places. And you think they won't come back in this cycle of abuse? Hint: this is the period where they allow you to feel free again for a period. It's not over.

Amen. Thanks for this reminder for the oblivious posters on this forum. My workplace (as well as many others I know of) have not dropped the mandates. All mandates need to go.