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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What you seemingly fail to understand is the fact that these Langley folks cannot even get out of their neighborhoods!  It is not a joke!   Commuters are lined up on all of the parallel and perpendicular streets to GTPike blocking people’s driveways!    They can no longer navigate their own communities let alone their own neighborhoods thanks to our of state commuters.  YOU are the one being selfish!   YOU must live in areas of McLean like 123 that are four lane roads that can handle traffic.  The winding GTPike cannot.  The narrow Swinks Mill and Balls Hill roads cannot.  YOU are the snob who is failing to grasp the reality of the traffic situation and would rather engage in class warfare.  [/quote]

Um, who do you think kept Georgetown Pike the way it is all these years?  It wasn't people who live in Arlington, Falls Church, or other parts of McLean.

But thanks for clarifying that, indeed, you do want to divert more traffic to Route 123, which already has plenty.  That will make the heart of Tysons even more congested and increase commutes for anyone heading to Vienna, Oakton, or Fairfax as well.  But as long as they stay out of the Langley areas, it's fine, right? [/quote]

Tell you what - how about we bring 123 and Route 7 down to one lane roads.  Then you post your address for everyone so that we can go block your driveway and neighborhood streets.  Perhaps then you'll understand just how "privileged" you actually are with navigable roads.  
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