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Originally posted by MMPI2
Bicycle riders should be licensed, after being determined fit to operate a vehicle and aware of the laws governing traffic. Their bicycles should be subject to inspections for road worthiness and safety.
Originally posted by Sentinel412
Originally posted by MMPI2
Bicycle riders should be licensed, after being determined fit to operate a vehicle and aware of the laws governing traffic. Their bicycles should be subject to inspections for road worthiness and safety.
Propagandist liberal speech. As I see your parents took everything into your playground, with the exception of a laser trip mine...
Originally posted by MMPI2
reply to post by Sentinel412
LOL
It looks like somebody forgot to take their medicine this morning.
If you took some time to read, pal, and spent a little more time on ATS learning rather than spouting invective, you would know that I am far from liberal. Very far.
There is such a thing as an "ordered liberty". This is something that adults understand.
I would further recommend that, along with resuming your psychiatric medication regimen as soon as possible, you would take the time to rarefy your beliefs and mature emotionally.
Originally posted by DigitalSea
I applaud this idea. They've proposed it here in Brisbane, Australia as well and I am all for it. I am tired of cyclists taking up space on the road, getting their own devoted cycle lanes whilst I have to pay $500 AUD for 6 months of vehicle registration when cyclists get to use the roads for free.
Some of you don't seem to understand you're paying for the privilege of cyclists being able to use the roads for free when you renew your vehicle registration. Bring it on and make it mandatory for all cities throughout the world, especially if the money goes back into making the roads safer and better.
$100 a year for registering a bike seems like a fair price to me. Even $200 would be a bargain for cyclists. Maybe limiting this proposal to road cycles, not BMX bikes and just people who ride their little limited gear bike to the shop with a basket on the front.
If you can afford to spend $4000 on a professional bike, you can afford to get it registered..
Originally posted by Sentinel412
Originally posted by MMPI2
reply to post by Sentinel412
LOL
Example #1 above: Typical mentally ill liberal reaction, when they can't add anything useful to a conversation.
It looks like somebody forgot to take their medicine this morning.
Example #2: Typical mentally ill behavior to ridiculing people, when someone is facing them with the truth.
If you took some time to read, pal, and spent a little more time on ATS learning rather than spouting invective, you would know that I am far from liberal. Very far.
Libertarians are usually liberals in the first place. And all your reactions are just proving that.
There is such a thing as an "ordered liberty". This is something that adults understand.
The ordered liberty worked fine for hundreds of years in bicycle's case, but now some idiots are coming to invent the Spanish vax. Again. Idiots. You're included.
I would further recommend that, along with resuming your psychiatric medication regimen as soon as possible, you would take the time to rarefy your beliefs and mature emotionally.
In my job it's essential to take these psychiatric exams yearly and I'm completely healthy. I also have a paper about it. So it's your turn kiddo. Go to a doc and ask a full examination for your head.
Bye, kiddo.edit on 13-1-2011 by Sentinel412 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by MMPI2
OK, friend. You win. You have bested me in an intellectual duel. You are the winner.
Originally posted by guohua
I personally think this is nothing more than an attempt to collect more revenue from the people of New Jersey that still have a job. I believe it would have an adverse effect on a person working for minimum wage and just trying to make ends meet.
Originally posted by drock905
Typical NJ just trying to scam more money. Everyone saying that bicycles should have plates what about runners? They share the road with cars? People walking to work or school? Maybe they should have to hang license plates from their necks?
Originally posted by drock905
Typical NJ just trying to scam more money. Everyone saying that bicycles should have plates what about runners? They share the road with cars? People walking to work or school? Maybe they should have to hang license plates from their necks?