Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I support this peaceful protest. It’s not eveb “mostly peaceful”. It is fully peaceful. It will create discomfort but that’s what protests do.

Can you tell us what they are protesting?

For a brief second I thought she was going to talk about digitalis and congestive heart failure. A brief second.

Don't they have jobs?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I support this peaceful protest. It’s not eveb “mostly peaceful”. It is fully peaceful. It will create discomfort but that’s what protests do.

Can you tell us what they are protesting?

What the…? I thought she was going to say electronic logbooks.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I support this peaceful protest. It’s not eveb “mostly peaceful”. It is fully peaceful. It will create discomfort but that’s what protests do.

Can you tell us what they are protesting?

Tiny and limp. What absolute losers.

yeah I live in Arlington and went to a gym in DC that day, shopping in FC, chauffeured DD around town, went to dinner with a friend that night. I use the beltway once in a blue moon and didn't notice them one bit. But even if I did, so what. It's DC, there's always a demonstration for something whether you support it or not.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As a resident of DC proper I rarely use the beltway and don’t think many of my neighbors, friends or acquaintances do either. Still working from home but office is in DC proper anyway. I don’t really think these morons are inconveniencing the people they think they are.

Most people who work in DC can't afford to love in DC proper

No one who works in DC uses the Beltway to go into or out of DC.

People who live inside the Beltway rarely use the Beltway. The drivers on the Beltway are the people who avoid DC.

Anonymous wrote:As a resident of DC proper I rarely use the beltway and don’t think many of my neighbors, friends or acquaintances do either. Still working from home but office is in DC proper anyway. I don’t really think these morons are inconveniencing the people they think they are.

Most people who work in DC can't afford to love in DC proper

As a resident of DC proper I rarely use the beltway and don’t think many of my neighbors, friends or acquaintances do either. Still working from home but office is in DC proper anyway. I don’t really think these morons are inconveniencing the people they think they are.

+1 They are inconveniencing a lot of other truckers who are bringing goods into the area.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are protesting tryanny. It says so right on their truck.

What tyranny?

Whoosh. The sound of irony flying right over your head. Are you dyslexic? The sign maker is! These political experts haven’t mastered fifth grade level spelling. Do you now have a clue?

My bad, LOL!
Rock on, protesters of tryanny!

They seem to have more influence on policy vs you…

ooh...sick burn

As a resident of DC proper I rarely use the beltway and don’t think many of my neighbors, friends or acquaintances do either. Still working from home but office is in DC proper anyway. I don’t really think these morons are inconveniencing the people they think they are.