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100,000 people that should probably consider getting jobs.
It reminds me of many years ago when there were fairly large sized protests at Clayquot sound on Vancouver Island. Protesters would block the logging roads so none of the equipment or loggers could get through. On television, a protester was interviewed saying he "didnt care if these people got to work or not, it wasn't his problem.". One Monday at like 4Am in the morning, myself and about 50 other guys went to the protester camp and blocked all the entrances in and out with vehicles. Around 6:30 the weekend warrior protesters started trying to leave to go to their actual jobs. They were pretty upset that we wouldn't let them leave for work. Not even one of them got the irony. Ahh good times.
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