The People Speak - Part 2
Ordinary Canadians expressed unequivocal, enthusiastic support for this protest.
The owners of some of the trucks that went to Ottawa - big rigs as well as pickups - encouraged members of the public to write personal messages on the exterior. These photos, taken halfway through the protest on February 9th, show three sides of one such vehicle.
The inscriptions incorporate hearts as well as XXs and OOs (hugs and kisses). They mention geographic locations such as Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, and Saskatchewan.
Overwhelmingly, in both English and French, they express gratitude. They talk about freedom and choice:
Made me proud to be Canadian again
Liberté
Freedom Baby!!!
On vous aime [we love you]
We love you! Fred & Sue
You are my heroes!
Thank you 4 coming
Merci!
Poland loves you
Enough is enough
For those who had ears to hear, during the time the truckers were in Ottawa, ordinary Canadians expressed unequivocal, enthusiastic support for this protest.
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