[SDCBC] I agree Abulifia 110% . I expect the most contol from cars.

[J. W. Stump]

I agree with Abulifia 110% . I expect the most control from cars.

 Abulifia 

You are right there are too many car bullies in this world.  Cars are big, heavy, hard things while people are soft and easily hurt.

I tend too think that the first explaining that needs to be done is the pushy fast driver siting on his behind in air conditioned comfort talking on a cell phone.  The first question should always be why did you strike the ped?

All the best
John Stump
4133 Poplar
City Heights, California 92105


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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Abulifia 
  To: sdcbc at bikesandiego.org 
  Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 4:03 PM
  Subject: Re: [SDCBC] Every Ghost Bike is A Caution


  Of course cause/effect is a reality.  But that still doesn't give the driver of any motor vehicle a free pass for killing someone for any reason.  You're starting to sound like you're blaming the victim, which is as bad as law enforcement because every single time there is a bicycle vs. motor vehicle accident, the local LEOs go out of their way almost every time to blame the cyclist rather than cite the motorist.  >From what I have personally gone through and seen in case after case, it's never the motorist's fault no matter what.



  JonIsaacs at aol.com wrote:


    Hi:

    It is not that anyone has a free license to do anything...   Rather this is how life works, there are real consequences to our decisions.   

    Jon


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