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Krazysh0t
reply to post by Indigo5
I had a feeling this article was a lie. Political sensationalism is getting extreme on both ends of the spectrum and the mass media is buying into it all to rile everyone up. We need to stop dividing on the issues and unite. Our country is tearing itself apart.
Krazysh0t
reply to post by Flatfish
The last time our nation was this bitter and divided, we ended up warring with ourselves.
thisguyrighthere
Beyond the parks there are all these .gov websites that are perfectly fine and accessible but somebody had to redirect them to a "There's a shutdown so you can't see what's already here" page.
So much waste. It costs nothing to leave it be and walk away. It costs something to pointlessly redirect.
MrSpad
Well it is nice to see that this has already been outed as a hoax.
Indigo5
A sign hangs in the window of an information booth Saturday Dec. 16, 1995 at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington announcing the temporary closure of the attraction due to the government shutdown. Parts of the federal government were ordered shut down Saturday as President Clinton blamed the Republican Congress for attempting to force unacceptable cuts in programs affecting the lives of children, the elderly and the poor.(AP Photo/Mark Wilson)
In this Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1995, file photo, U.S. Park Service Police Officer P.G. Carroll stands in front of closed signs at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, during a partial shutdown of the federal government. There have been 17 government shutdowns since 1976, ranging in length from one to 21 days. (AP Photo/Charles Tasnadi, File)
FortAnthem
... Looking at the barricades they put up, they seem to be quite expensive looking and not something that they just had lying around. ...