Let off the brake pedal and step on the gas.
Don't stop. This couple are being held against their will and their right to free passage and travel has been infringed.

Photograph. Note girlish, erotically playful heel flip.

This young woman is a perfect example of why kids should be spanked when they misbehave:

https://twitter.com/jc_1303/status/1287231458508234753

This couple are being held against their will

That's false imprisonment and is generally considered a crime. If the couple rolls thru and injures or worse their captors, they'll be the ones charged with crimes.

Keep in mind it is your right as a juror to find a just verdict. Sometimes, the law is an ass. And sometimes, it's just the prosecutor.

The perfect Joe Biden presidential campaign ad:

https://twitter.com/klara_sjo/status/1287768291184975872

Minneapolis. I was assured that putting up barricades would effective, or does that only apply on a nation's border?

Minneapolis residents in some areas still recovering from rioting and unrest are forming community watch and security groups, some bearing firearms, to fight a surge of crime in the wake of the George Floyd killing in May. At least one neighborhood has put up barricades to keep away outsiders.

https://archive.is/OGkP7

would be ineffective

I really need an editor. *hangs head* but not like Epstein.

This young woman is a perfect example of why kids should be spanked when they misbehave: ~ Sixclaws at July 27, 2020 7:48 AM

So, "protestors" without a permit blocked a street and harassed anyone trying to get through? They expected the residents or the neighborhood to turn around and go another way; a "minor inconvenience in this affluent white neighborhood." And if they don't, they protestors surround the car, block any forward or backward progress, beat on the windows, and shout at the people in the car.

What I saw was a "white woman" attempting to escape the violent crowd that was illegally detaining her, beating on her car, and threatening her with violence.

The 12-15 tweets she posted expressing her self-righteous indignation with the police, the "white woman" she was detaining, and society in general exposes the delusions of these protestors.

In one of her final tweets, Julia Clark urges her followers to "find this woman." Sounds a lot like an instigation to visit violence upon this "white woman."

I'm never stopping for demonstrators, because I saw what happened to Reginald Denny. And #ThugLivesDontMatter.

If only art major theses in the Western world were like this instead of, you know, crochet with chunks of menstrual emissions as fabric dye.

https://twitter.com/rock10zxa/status/1287451445185347585