[notpoliticallycorewrecked]

Californians can be a little slow on the uptake. For the most part you kinda have tell them what to do. We are not getting in trouble for the horn honking yet. The peaceniks have only been able to get the police to talk to us about being out on "Freeper Island". The police do not do anything about it unless "someone" notifies the police.

In fact our PD will honk and flash their overhead lights or do this noise with their PA system in support of our side. They last time that they "visited us" they informed us that a majority of our PD were prior military. They also insinuated that if there was trouble between the two groups they would not look with favor upon the other group.

[fivetoes]

The police, sheriffs and the state troopers that pass by are on our side. A state trooper passed by today and did not honk. He turned on his siren for a second. The officer that stopped by said she saw nothing wrong and like in CA, if no one complains they won't come out. Personally I thought she did a good job of explaining the situtation and looking for a solution.

The honking will not stop! I guarantee it!

[fivetoes]

Oh, one other thing, it probably depends on what your intersection is like. In Ft. Collins it is in a commercial area and the two major businesses are located aleast 200 feet from the intersection. In Loveland on the corner we are at the poor lady's business is about 30 feet from the road. As they say in the real estate business Location Location Location! LOL

[fivetoes]

For the most part you kinda have tell them what to do

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