Of course, if anyone actually does this, they should be aware that they are taking on a heightened level of risk, especially in a world where there are cameras everywhere.
the infowarriorrides people who plaster their car with “lets go brandon” and “shoot liberals” or what the fuck ever are the same people who incessantly whine about being “victims” and get kindergarten-tier butthurt by anything expressing any kind of criticism of the trumpistan agenda
My favorite memory of the Bush years was in 2008, around June, and I saw a “These Colors Don’t Run” sticker that had been on this dingbats truck for so long… the colors had indeed run and the flag was barely visible.
It was early in the morning, the truck was parked, no one was around, so in meme-of-the-time fashion, I whipped out my sharpie and scrawled “O RLY?” on the faded ass sticker.
Yes. If someone were to do something like this, they should consider leaving these available to be picked up by any random person. For example, maybe at an information kiosk or physical bulletin board, thus making any singular suspect less likely.
Of course, if anyone actually does this, they should be aware that they are taking on a heightened level of risk, especially in a world where there are cameras everywhere.
And keep your fucking mouth shut about it.
the infowarriorrides people who plaster their car with “lets go brandon” and “shoot liberals” or what the fuck ever are the same people who incessantly whine about being “victims” and get kindergarten-tier butthurt by anything expressing any kind of criticism of the trumpistan agenda
My favorite memory of the Bush years was in 2008, around June, and I saw a “These Colors Don’t Run” sticker that had been on this dingbats truck for so long… the colors had indeed run and the flag was barely visible.
It was early in the morning, the truck was parked, no one was around, so in meme-of-the-time fashion, I whipped out my sharpie and scrawled “O RLY?” on the faded ass sticker.
Yes. If someone were to do something like this, they should consider leaving these available to be picked up by any random person. For example, maybe at an information kiosk or physical bulletin board, thus making any singular suspect less likely.
Also, statistically speaking, the owner of the car is more likely to be armed and hyped to shoot someone. And this isn’t worth getting shot for.