Sucks, don't it? Alec Baldwin whines about #FightFor15 protesters blocking traffic

Sarah D. | 7:52 PM on April 15, 2015

That seems to be the moral of this story.

Fast food workers across the country are protesting today in the hopes that their petulant whining will garner them a $15 minimum wage.

I want to applaud the workers who are organizing today int he fight to raise the minimum wage. #FightFor15 pic.twitter.com/8ngJ8WOarN

— Bernie Sanders (@SenSanders) April 15, 2015

"Let's make some noise!!" #FightFor15 @SOULInChicago @IIRONACTION pic.twitter.com/IQPkgF6t2Z

— Grace Pai (@gracekp3) April 15, 2015

#NYC's #FightFor15 march takes Times Square by storm: "$8.75, not enough!, $15 and a union!" @NYWFP @citizenactionny pic.twitter.com/nokrXOR0JJ

— Patrick Conway (@psconway) April 15, 2015

L.A. workers say #StandForSecurity #FightFor15 #RaiseAmerica #PovertyDoesntFly #1u pic.twitter.com/eQdtOblo6r

— StandforSecurity (@StandforSec) April 15, 2015

300 people with @RBReich at an Oakland McDonald's. 2 workers walked off the job and joined the #FightFor15! pic.twitter.com/KbWhFMavGY

— Fight For 15 (@fightfor15) April 15, 2015

And New Yorker Alec Baldwin is totally behind them — he really is! — except that they’re cramping his style:

Protestors have blocked off a huge quadrant of midtown traffic in support of a higher minimum wage. I support their goal, not their method.

— HABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) April 15, 2015

Life in NY is hard enough as is. The goal is to not make it more so. How does clogging rush hour traffic from 59th St to 42 do any good?

— HABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) April 15, 2015

NY's ethos dissolves every day that individuals or groups put their needs/goals ahead of everyone else's

— HABFoundation (@ABFalecbaldwin) April 15, 2015