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Input:  TLDR:  On April 1st I wrote 'TRUMP 2024' with my finger in the dust on the  back window of my girlfriend's car as we drove around together, someone  forcibly stopped us in traffic to wipe it off making my girlfriend cry. I  feel bad.

Background

My  girlfriend and I live in west Los Angeles, near the Santa Monica area  which is famously liberal. It is the prius capital of the world  probably, and a good place to see bernie sanders bumper stickers. I  don't like trump and put myself in between socialist and libertarian... I'm a Georgist.

THE RUB

We had just eaten breakfast and were going to run some errands around the  west side, and in a moment of foolin' I decided to write 'TRUMP 2024" in  huge letters in the dust on my girlfriends rear car window. She was  embarrassed and laughing and said she had to remove it before we had even left from our parking spot, simultaneous to a person driving by and booing it within minutes of me writing it. I assured her it was a funny  April Fool's joke and she, giggling but embarrassed did not press to remove it. Our drive was uneventful until some five miles and 15 minutes had passed.

Just  after exiting the freeway a car aggressively sped up in front of us and  then stopped, blocking our lane. The driver got out of their car (in the middle of a busy 6-lane street) and walked back mumbling and took the liberty of wiping the politics off of the back of our car. As they  walked back to their car I said sorry and april fools out the window .

This  was kind of scary, and it was dangerous being stopped in the middle of  the street, and upset my girlfriend very much. We had to park and she was sobbing. I tried to comfort her by saying the guy was wrong to do it, probably thought the joke was distasteful and/or didn't  get it, and that everything was fine. It was not my immediate response to apologize for putting our lives in danger (though I later expressed this) since I was personally shocked more than anything at the time, not having expected such a dramatic response to my (admittedly distasteful) prank.

I  sincerely thought it was just a bad joke, and being in the relatively  open minded area of west los angeles, did not think anyone would take  the whole thing seriously enough to do anything like that in response. I thought we would get some honks. I was not going to  leave the car parked with the message still on there, it was going to  last 30 minutes tops.

In  retrospect, the subtlety of insinuating Trump deserved a third term in  2024 could easily be missed, or worse, construed as evidence that we  were totally psycho Trump dictator maximalists deserving of aggressive "putting in place."

My  girlfriend is not talking to me because she says I put us in danger and I knew she was sensitive. I feel awful and silly. I am probably an asshole, but how much of one?

writing 'TRUMP 2024' on our car as an April Fool's joke