As the DC trucker convoy out there is thinning out a bit people are going home.
The guys that are still there need to find someone to still oppose them.
Especially since mask mandates as we see are all going down in the vaccine
mandates all those things are changing.
But they still need something to complain about.
So they found a couple of phantom opponents.
So Zachary Petrizzo of the Daily Beast did tweet this out.
Some of the things that are still going on there.
Today, while circling the Beltway,
the people's convoy became increasingly paranoid over standard commuter cars.
They believed to be antifa.
Six antifa vehicles, that's what trucker said over the CB radio.
Keep your heads on a swivel.
But another trucker yelled just so afraid.
Continue on some of the things that happened there.
Sometimes, they just don't like the look of the car and they assume it's antifa.
That's what Sarah Aniano said who's a graduate student who's studying far-right
rhetoric office.
Who has been watching the convoy for weeks.
It does seem like any car that is driving some sort of way that does not align with
their ideal of driving is labeled as a possible instigator.
Now, there's some instances of this.
There's one trucker named Alan Ron Coleman, and
he was berating another commuter after he hit the guy's car.
Who was distracted by all the honking.
It's weird how big trucks honking and
constantly try to cause mayhem have caused mayhem.
But somehow they're upset about it watch.
>> You better move or I'm gonna run your ass over.
Move it.
I'll run your ass over if you don't move it right now.
You're the one that turned into me.
You turned into me buddy.
It's your fault.
>> [INAUDIBLE] >> No I was in my lane.
Go talk to the officer, bye.
>> I guess we just skip that whole part about exchanging insurance
information like that.
It's just you gotta move I'm gonna kill you because that'll work.
That's not the only time.
Because also there's another trucker who got out after he had a confrontation with
someone who was confused about what the hell they're doing.
And he jumped out and
banged on his way to watch this.
[NOISE].
>> Nothing, door what did I do?
>> All right so,
I had a lovely conversation with [INAUDIBLE] idiot sorry about that.
I guess you guys saw that, didn't you?
My bad.
>> No, it was some idiot he just what did I do?
>> Mayhem.
>> Yeah, all right.
So usual fear and hatred.
So hatred with the accent and all that.
And running into people because that's what freedom loving people would do to
protect one another.
None of it makes any sense.
But my favorite part of the story is the fear.
Keep your heads on a swivel, everybody's antifa.
You see, is that grandma antifa?
Is that Antifa?
Keep your head on a swivel everybody.
Tough guy trucker convoy.
Please ain't nobody Antifa, okay?
They're just random people, they might be left and
they might think you're jackasses because they're right, okay?
That doesn't make him Antifa.
You're looking to do harm.
So you project your hatred onto them.
Are they looking to harm me?
Let's run into them.
Let's kill them.
Are they harming me?
God, you guys are so pathetic.
All right, Amy.
>> Well, I always go back to why are we even having these kind of discussions?
Obviously they haven't been in Washington DC very often.
If we were discussing things that really mattered.
And we're having serious discussions in the mainstream media,
it really would be able to push out some of the these things.
I mean, I'd love to see, truckers going in and
driving into DC to fight for the housing.
Like affordable housing for a living wage, for healthcare.
I mean, we need to start having some serious conversations.
And the mainstream media and our elected officials really let us down.
And we have people here who are buying into these conspiracy theories.
It's really disheartening actually.
>> Yeah, how bout tracker convoy for higher wages?
>> I've joined [LAUGH].
>> Yeah, that sounds pretty good to us instead of nonsense like this