Thank you to the REAL truckers!

JATTKING · Feb 6, 2022

The MAJORITY AND REAL truckers who are out there working and don't support this CLOWN SHOW that is the flu trux klan who are the overwhelming minority. But the most vocal. They have to be you see. They are so much in the minority that they have to throw the biggest tantrum ever lol.

This is a sincere thank you to REAL truckers who are out there on the road risking their lives and keeping the supply chains going. The overwhelming majority that is going about their business during this flu trux klan clown show. Respect.

Haters gonna hate.

JATTKING · Feb 6, 2022

Over 90% of the truckers, REAL truckers are actually out there working NOT stopping others from working and harassing people or disrupting local businesses that were already suffering from the Pandemic.

Thank you to the real truckers the majority and fuck you to the minority FLU TRUX KLAN truck convoy.

JATTKING · Feb 6, 2022

While the protest in front of Parliament Hill remains parked in place, the rest of the trucking industry continues to roll on.

However, there is a divide from those behind the wheel as to whether they support the protesters in downtown Ottawa.

Phil Thompson is a regular driver along Highway 17 west of the city and stopped into the Antrim Truck Stop in Arnprior, Ont. Thursday to fill his gas tank. He says he's had enough of the protest.

"It's not making a difference and myself and the other drivers that I work with have had it," Thompson expressed to CTV News Ottawa. "Day after day, and it's just silly, that's all it is."

After almost a week of occupying the downtown core, Thompson feels the ongoing protest is casting a bad shadow on the rest of the industry.

"I get asked all the time, are you a part of this? I'm not," says Thompson, who adds he received three doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and does not have a problem with trucker vaccine mandates.

"It was originally about the border, now it's about everything else," the driver adds. "Everybody else is trying to get their agendas in there."

Trucker Gilles Blondin says the mixed messages coming from those loudest within the protest are not in line with what the movement started as.

"We have different types of people going into Ottawa from the weekend and I think it's been skewed," says Blondin.

"I'm not saying I'm against it," the Ottawa-based driver says. "I think everybody has a right to protest. But I think it's been long enough and I think we're all in agreement that we want this to end."