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Conversely, I've decided that automobile drivers just don't belong on the roads. It truly is worse for everyone involved--health of the driver, safety of everyo
by msellout 15y ago
Conversely, I've decided that automobile drivers just don't belong on the roads. It truly is worse for everyone involved--health of the driver, safety of everyone around them, health of the community, etc. The economic growth issues are also murky.
- sliverstorm 15y agoSo what does belong on the roads, oh paragon of wisdom?
- jbooth 15y agoA new breakthrough vehicle that runs on facetiousness, maybe.
- pbhjpbhj 15y agoI think the point is that msellout feels (please correct), and I'm inclined to agree, that the assumption that cars are entitled on highways but cyclists are not is wrong. There is probably more benefit in having less cars and more cycles than the converse.
- sliverstorm 15y agoIt rather sounds to me like he just wants all cars off the road, and I'm not sure how you could arrive at a different conclusion without applying liberal amounts of conjecture.
- pbhjpbhj 15y ago>he just wants all cars off the road Personally I think he was using hyperbole; countering the suggestion that cyclists shouldn't be allowed on the road and questioning the assumption that the solution to cycle-auto conflict had to fall in favour of the car. Conjecture? Indeed.