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In response to "How long until Trump tweets criticism of D.C. police for not making any arrests at the protests yesterday? -- (edited)" by znufrii

At the march here, our police had to block off two lanes of traffic in front of the US Consulate. The march bottlenecked there -- (edited)

Posted by Andie Jan 22 '17, 09:04

Where everyone had to condense down to about half the width of the route. They were smiling and being very friendly with the crowd. I think they thought the cordone was a bit unnecessary.

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- We still like you. We are having the same difficulty as the majority of the US understanding how it came to this. - VMan Jan 22, 09:28
- I think it is closer to we are terrified what damage this could do to the world. But noone was - Andie Jan 22, 09:15 2
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  - Pic. The street that is empty there was part of the route and it got blocked for the consulate. You can see it's not a tense situation though. -- (link) - Andie Jan 22, 09:24 [flickr]
- Most people are definitely of the opinion that you're under occupation, as it were. -- nm - Reagen Jan 22, 09:14

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At the march here, our police had to block off two lanes of traffic in front of the US Consulate. The march bottlenecked there -- (edited)

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