Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

If a couple of them end up breathing through a tube, maybe the rest will stay away. Allow high speed chases and give cops who catch them medals not murder charges. VA does not have to put up with it just because DC and MD embrace it

We happily shoot down people here in 'Merica!

Let the police chase them, if they crash into a lamp post, of well. DC charges police trying to get these idiots off of the street.

And if they crash into innocent people?

I'm glad the cops have better sense on when to confront vs. de-escalate than you do.

Where is reporting that the shooting wasn’t within the biker/arc group? I haven’t seen that.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

If a couple of them end up breathing through a tube, maybe the rest will stay away. Allow high speed chases and give cops who catch them medals not murder charges. VA does not have to put up with it just because DC and MD embrace it

We happily shoot down people here in 'Merica!

Let the police chase them, if they crash into a lamp post, of well. DC charges police trying to get these idiots off of the street.

There are literally hundreds of videos of these reckless idiots crashing into lamp posts without being chased. So let police chase them and if they run into a lamp post that's their own fault, they were bound to do that anyhow. Plus, they should have complied and not run. The responsibility for wrecking rests on themselves.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

If a couple of them end up breathing through a tube, maybe the rest will stay away. Allow high speed chases and give cops who catch them medals not murder charges. VA does not have to put up with it just because DC and MD embrace it

We happily shoot down people here in 'Merica!

Let the police chase them, if they crash into a lamp post, of well. DC charges police trying to get these idiots off of the street.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

+1

Police are empowered to decide how to handle a complex situation. Were they annoying? Yes. Was it a big deal? No. Would it have turned out poorly if mobs of police confronted this large group? Probably. You can't strong arm everything. We don't live in a military state.

Multiple people shot is not a big deal??
The reckless driving might just be “annoying,” but clearly allowing it to go unchecked led to escalation and people getting shot.

Plenty of carrying conservatives in Alexandria. Probably trying to play zimmerman.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

+1

Police are empowered to decide how to handle a complex situation. Were they annoying? Yes. Was it a big deal? No. Would it have turned out poorly if mobs of police confronted this large group? Probably. You can't strong arm everything. We don't live in a military state.

Multiple people shot is not a big deal??
The reckless driving might just be “annoying,” but clearly allowing it to go unchecked led to escalation and people getting shot.

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Anonymous wrote:Annoying? There was a shooting at my nearest gas station - I’d say that’s more than annoying

+1000 there are lots of shootings in Alexandria gas stations not just the one!

Probably redneck 2A type trying to pull a zimmerman.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

If a couple of them end up breathing through a tube, maybe the rest will stay away. Allow high speed chases and give cops who catch them medals not murder charges. VA does not have to put up with it just because DC and MD embrace it

We happily shoot down people here in 'Merica!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a vibrant and intellectual culture these young men are a part of.

They aren't as privileged or have as many opportunities for constructive hobbies as most DCUM posters.

Then provide them instead of giving approval to these types of activities.

I'm not the one complaining about them.

Anonymous wrote:Annoying? There was a shooting at my nearest gas station - I’d say that’s more than annoying

+1000 there are lots of shootings in Alexandria gas stations not just the one!

Annoying? There was a shooting at my nearest gas station - I’d say that’s more than annoying

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

If a couple of them end up breathing through a tube, maybe the rest will stay away. Allow high speed chases and give cops who catch them medals not murder charges. VA does not have to put up with it just because DC and MD embrace it

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a vibrant and intellectual culture these young men are a part of.

They aren't as privileged or have as many opportunities for constructive hobbies as most DCUM posters.

Then provide them instead of giving approval to these types of activities.

Anonymous wrote:What a vibrant and intellectual culture these young men are a part of.

They aren't as privileged or have as many opportunities for constructive hobbies as most DCUM posters.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Time to close the bridges into VA after rush hour.

Time to empower the police to get them off of the roads

Is it an issue of empowerment or practicality? Not that easy to get 100 or so of these folks off the road.

+1

Police are empowered to decide how to handle a complex situation. Were they annoying? Yes. Was it a big deal? No. Would it have turned out poorly if mobs of police confronted this large group? Probably. You can't strong arm everything. We don't live in a military state.