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Author: DougDoug Date: Jul 28, 2008 21:39
This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
"...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
out of the car...."
"...The hostile exchange between the driver of the white Subaru and
the cyclists featured in the news broadcast originated because the
driver of the Subaru was nudging forward, defiant of the perimeter
created by bicyclists. The driver alternated between quickly
accelerating forward and forcefully braking, screeching his tires with
each forward thrust. After a few advances, the driver forcefully
accelerated in reverse while turning, thrusting the back end of his
car over the sidewalk, over the small grass strip that boarders the
street, and onto the sidewalk. A few cyclists who had streamed onto
the sidewalk from the street in order to go around the Subaru were
struck from behind when the driver forcefully reversed. This angered
the surrounding crowd..."
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Jul 28, 2008 23:25
Doug riseup.net> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were
saying:
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
> "...The hostile exchange between the driver of the white Subaru and the
> cyclists featured in the news broadcast originated because the driver of
> the Subaru was nudging forward, defiant of the perimeter created by
> bicyclists.
Perhaps they shouldn't have been illegally obstructing somebody trying to
go about their legal business, then?
And before you say anything - no, he shouldn't have rammed them. But had
he been left an alternative route available to him? Or was he the subject
effectively of false imprisonment.
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Author: Daul P.Daul P. Date: Jul 28, 2008 23:27
Doug typed:
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>
> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
> broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
> The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
> out of the car...."
So mob rule, criminal damage and wounding is OK when done by cyclists?
--
Daul P.
http://www.glass-uk.org/
"You would probably do better not to bother with renewable
energy" Doug, UK.Transport 29/04/2008 08:53.
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Jul 28, 2008 23:50
"Daul P." hotpop.com> gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying:
>> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>>
>> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
>> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires, broke
>> its windshield and punched the driver through an open window. The
>> driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping out of
>> the car...."
> So mob rule, criminal damage and wounding is OK when done by cyclists?
OK? It's positively laudable!
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Author: Tony DragonTony Dragon Date: Jul 28, 2008 23:53
Doug wrote:
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>
> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
> broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
> The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
> out of the car...."
>
> "...The hostile exchange between the driver of the white Subaru and
> the cyclists featured in the news broadcast originated because the
> driver of the Subaru was nudging forward, defiant of the perimeter
> created by bicyclists. The driver alternated between quickly
> accelerating forward and forcefully braking, screeching his tires with
> each forward thrust. After a few advances, the driver forcefully
> accelerated in reverse while turning, thrusting the back end of his
> car over the sidewalk, over the small grass strip that boarders the
> street, and onto the sidewalk. A few cyclists who had streamed onto
> the sidewalk from the street in order to go around the Subaru were
> struck from behind when the driver forcefully reversed. This angered ...
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Author: Tony DragonTony Dragon Date: Jul 28, 2008 23:55
Daul P. wrote:
> Doug typed:
>> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>>
>> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
>> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
>> broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
>> The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
>> out of the car...."
>
> So mob rule, criminal damage and wounding is OK when done by cyclists?
>
The great Doug will tell you it is allowed, there are many reasons but
the important one is Doug says so.
--
Tony the Dragon
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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Jul 29, 2008 00:31
Doug wrote:
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>
Bad behaviour by all concerned bothe before and after the event, but I
suspect you approve don't you Doug?
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Author: Gizmo.Gizmo. Date: Jul 29, 2008 00:48
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
Before trying to use that link to further your gains, I would suggest you
read the comments at the bottom of the news article.
It seems that the leftpondians think your sort are a bunch of cunts as well.
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Date: Jul 29, 2008 01:00
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>
> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
> broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
> The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
> out of the car...."
>
> "...The hostile exchange between the driver of the white Subaru and
> the cyclists featured in the news broadcast originated because the
> driver of the Subaru was nudging forward, defiant of the perimeter
> created by bicyclists. The driver alternated between quickly
> accelerating forward and forcefully braking, screeching his tires with
> each forward thrust. After a few advances, the driver forcefully
> accelerated in reverse while turning, thrusting the back end of his
> car over the sidewalk, over the small grass strip that boarders the
> street, and onto the sidewalk. A few cyclists who had streamed onto
> the sidewalk from the street in order to go around the Subaru were ...
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Author: AboAbo Date: Jul 29, 2008 01:00
Doug wrote:
> This is what can happen to motorists who deliberately ram cyclists.
>
> "...Cyclists gave chase, stopping the man's car within a block, police
> spokesman Mark Jamieson said. Protesters slashed the car's tires,
> broke its windshield and punched the driver through an open window.
> The driver was also struck in the head with an object after stepping
> out of the car...."
>
> "...The hostile exchange between the driver of the white Subaru and
> the cyclists featured in the news broadcast originated because the
> driver of the Subaru was nudging forward, defiant of the perimeter
> created by bicyclists. The driver alternated between quickly
> accelerating forward and forcefully braking, screeching his tires with
> each forward thrust. After a few advances, the driver forcefully
> accelerated in reverse while turning, thrusting the back end of his
> car over the sidewalk, over the small grass strip that boarders the
> street, and onto the sidewalk. A few cyclists who had streamed onto
> the sidewalk from the street in order to go around the Subaru were
> struck from behind when the driver forcefully reversed. This angered ...
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