Protests staged by Armenians in Los Angeles spark indignation among Americans

The Armenian protest in a town of Glendale, Los Angeles, which was dubbed 'peaceful' but forced many other residents to suffer from blocked roads and hours in traffic jam, has sparked outrage and condemnation of Americans, sometimes in quite a rude form.

According to Report, a large group of protesters blocked a highway in Glendale, all traffic lanes in the eastern direction.

And while Armenians demanded the 'opening' of the Lachin road, the Americans faced a real impossibility to go about their business and indignantly demanded the opening of the highway. Social networks are flooded with angry comments of indignant Americans.

"I can get behind a lot of causes. But if you block me in the fucking traffic, I'll personally sign a petition to have the opposite result of what you want to achieve with your protest. Matter of fact, if I was stuck in that traffic because of that I would personally donate to Azerbaijani army just outta spite," a Reddit user says.

"What assholes. This makes me less likely to support any action," another user says.

Moreover, the Reddit users were also outraged by Armenians' desire to attract the attention of Congressman Adam Schiff:

"Just read the story. WTF do they expect an American congressman to do for Armenians in Armenia?! F that. I expect my congressman to represent me and my local concerns," one user says.

"Sooooo they are trying to gain support of a politician who can't do anything anyways for an issue in another country by making everybody angry with this senseless protest. Walk the street organized. Protests in General don't do anything unless millions protest and even then it does not much," says another user.

This is only a small part of the examples of dissatisfaction with the ingratitude of Armenians towards the country of residence, where they so simply disturb the peace of the population, on the part of Americans who are tired of such selfish behavior.