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So what do you do?
Stop and turn around?

Your IQ is right there with most of the other respondents.

What the piss are you talking about?

You

Or a shítload of inconsiderate entitled fùckknobs on bicycles.

Thank you

At all related to chuckleheads?

How cute is it that you and Sparky are on the same team now. Y'all should fugck.

No doubt a subset of chucklehead-ery.


It's a big family.

I've fugked him many times.

Cycloids can be militant occasionally when insisting on exercising their right. I was hauling a crusher between Hope and Salome AZ a few years back and came up behind a large group, plenty of room if they singled up along the fogline...but no, a few of them blocked the eastbound, 82,000 pounds up a 5% grade, no way I can pass, so cars were backing up behind me and 2 or more impatient ones tried to pass...close call, one car made it but didn't see the bikes in front of me, held the center line narrowly escaping a head on. The car following him deliberately went off the highway on the westbound shoulder. They had the wreck cleaned up later when I went by empty, but I don't know if anyone was injured. If they would just work a little and compromise with other drivers, that stuff wouldn't happen.

Does he bleach?

Paul,
What you state above about the distribution of taxes collected is not true in Arizona and to my knowledge in most States.

In AZ, not a single penny of property taxes pay for roads.

General sales tax does not pay much for roads either. Almost nothing to roads. If I recall correctly, sales tax pay less than 1% of these taxes revenue collected on roads. I may be mistaken on amount but it’s really really small.

Highway Users Revenue Fund or HURF for short pay for roads. These taxes are what folks call gas tax. And diesel fuel tax. The taxes are distributed for construction and maintenance of roads.

So, those bicyclists using the roads are paying almost nothing for the use of the road. Sure, they pay for sales tax when they buy that bike, but as mentioned, almost none of it goes back to the roads. True, they pay gas tax for when they buy gas for their car, but they get that bike path next to the road for free. So some foreigner visiting Arizona and buying gasoline pays more for that bike path and getting no benefit for said bike path than does the resident who buys gas and is also a bicyclist. The resident buys gas but gets to use the path. Foreigner buys gas but doesn’t use the path.

And in my experience in dealing with bicyclist organizations, they are some of the most narcissistic group of people I have every had to deal with. BTW, I dealt a lot with them in my career. I am also very familiar with various tax funding and how they relate to road construction and maintenance. I have found bicycle organization are very assertive in what they want yet not wanting to pay for what they get - for essentially free.

I don’t particularly like those kind of people.

I don't get why cyclists won't work with motorists when they can. It's often very easy to work traffic around. If you had come up behind me, I'd would have got the hell out of the way as soon as I reasonably could. That's one of the beauties of a bike, it's so damn easy to make a small obstacle of yourself.

Thanks for making my point, Paul.

As mentioned in the website you attached, gas and diesel fuel taxes pay for road construction and maintenance. No mention in the article in how that bicyclist pays for that bike path on the shoulder of the road. Because those bicyclist aren’t taxed or pay any user fees for that path. The people buying gas and diesel are paying for it.

There is a % of bike riders that are attention seeking virtue signaling narcissists. I see a similarity to there being a % of Black people that are feral sociopaths. In both cases I feel kind of bad for the decent and honorable members of either group.

UPDATE:

Nothing happened in the video.

the bicyclists flag