I'm sure most of us have had a significantly delayed travel experience due to some sort of public event at some point in our lives. It's not a particularly impressive way to justify your sociopathic outrage about how no road should ever be used for anything but traveling to and from destinations in an automobile.
I know... most people feel its normal to do certain things I can't even grasp to understand why... this is only one from a long list. I can't understand why people would think it is fine and normal to inconvenience other peoples lives for a few to have fun running, and why not cycling, and why not adding karting to that, and motor bikes, and old car, and religious processions, etc... etc... when they could easily do that in much more appropriate locations... well, anyway, I must have come from another planet...
I'm sure they don't do it to annoy you personally, but given your massive overreaction to a few hours of disruption out of the other 8700-or-so hours in a year, it'd be justification enough if it was.
This reminded me of a story here in the LA region where after an opening night screening of Infinity War a guy stood up and started preaching very loudly about whether everyone would be happy with how they'd be judged by god at this moment in time and what not and everyone thought the worst and tried to flood out in a mass panic.
Not liking it and deliberately driving into a crowd of people are two very different things. About a week ago (specifically 9 days ago) I had to get somewhere and unfortunately a great deal of the roads in the city centre were closed for a running event. I'd forgotten or missed the notifications and drove right into the city only to find myself stuck in traffic for an hour. Was it frustrating? Sure. Did I ever think about driving through the barriers and putting people's lives at risk? Of course not. Events like this are a part of living in a large city. If you want to have the convenience of living in a city with all its amenities and activities then you'll have to put up with those activities when they don't suit you. Don't like it? Move to the countryside. Nobody is forcing you to live in a place where such activities take place regularly; if you hated it so much then you'd make the effort to move somewhere else.
Am I supposed to take that as a threat against marathon runners in Lisbon? Because that's what it sounds like.Problem is, who cares about other people? Yes, catch me in my car in a bad day, and you'd better stay out of the road when in Lisbon
Watch out, we got a badass over here.Problem is, who cares about other people? Yes, catch me in my car in a bad day, and you'd better stay out of the road when in Lisbon
It happens to me once a year for our local marathon.
If I have a gun next to me to blow my brains out after the deed is done, maybe it's a threat. Otherwise, I'm not too keen of ruining the rest of my life over something like that... Seriously, it was supposed to be a joke man, even put the
... I never said I would do it, only said I would laugh if someone else did it, more like in a way to say I wouldn't spare much pity for the victims, well at least I'm honest, blame me (actually, i'd pity them a bit, since the organizers and the ones who authorize such events for monetary reasons, are the ones to blame).
). Again, polemic 
but far better than the hypocrisy of saying "oh gwad, so awful, such a tragedy" and never spare a thought again (unless it happens to them or someone close to them, then, it all goes back to the "kill him in the most painful way").
Please see a psychiatrist, you sound unreasonably angry and shockingly okay with violence and death.If I have a gun next to me to blow my brains out after the deed is done, maybe it's a threat. Otherwise, I'm not too keen of ruining the rest of my life over something like that... Seriously, it was supposed to be a joke man, even put the
People just love to put words in others mouths using weird logic, but oh well, it's typical. Next, people will say I support those terrorists that run over people on the sidewalk, typical again.
(And before that really happens, if you want to know, I always wish those animals are caught alive and condemned to death in the most painful way possible at a public display (even if a road needs to be closed
The junction in the video is where it says "Mayflower House Arts":
