NATIONWIDE ACTION: 2K Why?
The day after the 2,000th U.S. soldier is declared killed in Iraq, people across the country will be taking to the freeways with signs of protest. Click here to join, or better yet, just do it.
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NATIONWIDE ACTION: 2K Why? |
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The day after the 2,000th U.S. soldier is declared killed in Iraq, people across the country will be taking to the freeways with signs of protest. Click here to join, or better yet, just do it. |
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The message "2K
Why?" is intentionally oblique to make people have to think a little.
If they don't get it now, they should soon. If not, at least we've made their commutes a little more surreal. |
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San Diego |
Los Angeles |
Atascadero |
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Oakland |
Paso Robles |
Santa Barbara |
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I'll be hanging signs like these throughout California. Let me know if you see any. |
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Marin |
Petaluma |
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San Diego |
Petaluma |
San Diego |
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If nothing else, putting a sign on the freeway immediately eliminates the appearance of normalcy... Considering that in the last four years we've lost: The World Trade Center and the guy who did it. 2,000 soldiers and the war they were fighting. All of our money. World Respect. And New Orleans... The last thing this country needs right now is the appearance of normalcy . |
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