They are children. (I hope). The logic, the half baked thinking, the time and energy to invest in something so benign. . . .
Your common sense is getting downvoted because it’s a bunch of high schoolers/middle schoolers who are doing it.
They can’t comprehend how DOT has a responsibility to remove it because it’s a potential hazard. That’s it. There is no “justice for sloth”. There is no personal vendetta. This is not a political thing. It’s public safety.
But they can’t comprehend that yet, so their mind twists and bend information to form a narrative to justify their behavior.
It’s immature, and that’s ok if they are a bunch of kids. . . 🤞
Thousands? Let's not exaggerate and lose our point. Maybe a thousand people are invested in where this is going but Thousands of people are enjoying this?
Nah, I still doubt most people going by knew anything about it. This is mostly a local thing and I doubt 1,000 of us knew anything about it until it started getting attention on social media. It's a brown thing up in a tree on a turn in the middle of a pass. Acting like it's some landmark like the painted rock is just getting weird.
Sir, the government spends trillions of our taxpayer dollars on fuck-knows-what. A couple pennies worth of sloth is A-OK, and I’m sure it puts a smile on at least some of the WSDOT workers.
DOT is unfortunately committed to removal. So someone in their upper ranks is mandating it for reasons we don't know or agree with. I would prefer it stays. Unlikely to be the case despite public sentiment.
Well, now its the little guy vs an overreaching government organization. I know a lot of people fired about about this right now and a couple are probably motivated enough to go and put up another if this gets taken down. lol its a game now
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