Freedom Convoy Forms In Los Angeles Blocking Freeway And—Never Mind, That’s Just Normal Traffic On The 405

At many tourist traps in Los Angeles you can buy a t-shirt with the words “I survived the 405”.  While this has nothing to do with the truckers convoy that started in Canada, this is a freeway that is bumper to bumper at 2:00pm on a Sunday afternoon.  Watch Sunday morning as folks are trying to get to the Super Bowl are tied up all over L.A., you will also see cars join the gridlock convoy.

This will be fun to watch—like the OJ Simpson drive over the 405 when he was wanted for murder.  In the end, it does not matter.  Instead of convoys, there should be parking lots.  Why waste gas or diesel—just park the truck.  In one week government will stop acting like Mao or Castro..maybe we can even get back to freedom.

Freedom Convoy Forms In Los Angeles Blocking Freeway And—Never Mind, That’s Just Normal Traffic On The 405

BabylonBee.com, 2/9/22 

LOS ANGELES, CA—A convoy of trucks and private vehicles has brought LA traffic to a grinding halt. This new road blockade appears to be a copycat group of the Canadian Freedom Convoy protesting vaccine mandates.

According to witnesses, hundreds of dangerous, antivax, anti-science protestors seem to have paralyzed the inner city with their large, obstructing vehicles. The nonstop honking has polluted the city with noise, even preventing the locals from sleeping at night.

“The 405 Freeway is completely blocked up. They are trying to blockade our economy, our democracy and our fellow citizens’ daily lives!” said Josh Tillerbum, a man who hadn’t moved an inch of the interstate in hours. “Los Angeles has become paralyzed. It has to stop!”

UPDATE: This was a false alarm. Neither the trucker Freedom Convoy nor any copycat group was responsible for the complete shutdown of LA traffic, as sources now say that’s how traffic always is on the 405. The horrible bumper-to-bumper traffic, incessant honking, and city-wide gridlock are all naturally occurring in LA.

Experts claim that traffic is expected to lighten up later at around 2 am, enabling Californians to drive a little faster than 15 miles per hour.