Burning Rubber – IOTW Report

Burning Rubber

Crosswalks painted in rainbow flag colors have been defaced by numerous tire streaks left across them.  Hamilton, Ontario officials believes motorists may be intentionally doing burn outs on the symbol of gay unity (or something). Here

14 Comments on Burning Rubber

  1. First two Comments of seriously funny Comments

    Thomas Jefferson • 17 minutes ago
    I think I have heard this in the inner cirles of the progressive left – desecreatings flags and symbols is free speech. Hmmm…verrrry interesting!

    Scot_L • 3 hours ago
    You’d think leftists would know what vandalism looks like – they are constantly committing it.

    The City of Key West did this to an intersection…The price was

    insane….$20K ??? People were pissed off about the Money.

    I think someone was arrested for Vandalizing them.

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  2. If they wanted to show inclusion for all the Queers, Deviants and Perverts they should have painted the picture of a Mental Institution on the crosswalk instead!

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  3. Skid marks indicate someone stopping or suddenly slowing down.
    Lack of skid marks could indicate not stopping or slowing down.
    If there weren’t skid marks, they would complain about that.

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  4. People. Burn tires in your backyard at night! That way nobody will see the thick, black smoke.

    Yeah, I have a button on the truck with a picture of a little truck and squiggly lines. If you push it once, it’s no bueno. Hold it for a bit and the fun begins!

    It goes to 11. As in it makes 11’s darker than Charlie Murphy on the road. The little piles of rubber look nice as well.

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  5. I guess it is always going to be mistake to think – or even hope – that things can not get more idiotically insane. Especially in Canada.

    @ Uncle AL: Infinite ^s!

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  6. What should be a moving violation (doing a burnout) will be called a hate crime and prosecuted as a felony.

    If someone gets hit by a car in that intersection, I would love to be the attorney who sues the city. The crosswalk in question does not comply with federal or state standards for traffic pavement markings. Slam Dunk.

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