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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Who is Nick?[/quote]

Anti-bike nutjob.[/quote]
My name is not Nick, I’m a cyclist and I think it makes more sense to put bike lanes where there is the most population density and where there is the highest deaths due to traffic violence. To argue otherwise seems like whack job type stuff to me. [/quote]

Again, what’s wrong with Metro train and metro bus that we’ve collectively paid $10 billion for and has an annual operating budget of $2+ billion?  You can put your little bike right on the front.  [/quote]

The craziest thing about bike lanes in D.C. is how few people use them. It would be cheaper if the city paid each bicyclist $10,000 to take the bus. [/quote]

Every mile you bike reduces the burden on us all.  Every mile you drive increases the burden on us all.[/quote]

Ok, Yoda. You and the other 300 white guys in DC who are really into bikes -- your efforts make no difference whatsoever to climate change. They may make you feel like you are contributing to the solution somehow but you aren't. It's all far, far, far too small to matter. [/quote]

I'd say it's funny that you don't see Black and Latino people or women, say who work at the state department.  But then it's people who don't see them, like you, who end up hitting them with your cars.[/quote]

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