'The Bicycle as a Vehicle of Protest'
'Bicycles take over Flatbush Ave. during a protest.
'Bicycles are powerful things--inexpensive, versatile tools that can be used by dissenters to sneak up and speed off, to organize and mobilize and elude.' https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cu...cle-of-protest |
Originally Posted by Arthur Peabody
(Post 21527834)
'Bicycles take over Flatbush Ave. during a protest.
'Bicycles are powerful things--inexpensive, versatile tools that can be used by dissenters to sneak up and speed off, to organize and mobilize and elude.' https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cu...cle-of-protest I grew up during the later 60s and we protested and stayed to get arrested. |
Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21527859)
Why would you need to "sneak up" and what would you have done to need to "speed off"?
I grew up during the later 60s and we protested and stayed to get arrested. |
Originally Posted by Arthur Peabody
(Post 21527834)
Bicycles are ... inexpensive
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Originally Posted by 55murray
(Post 21527870)
You are a better person than I. I did indeed attend a protest at night on my bike, and did a lot of speeding off. I feel like a horrible person for admitting this, but it was the most fun I had in a long time.
Next time toss a pair of women's panties under the bed and wait for the wife to find them ;) |
Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21528050)
Danger is exciting.
Next time toss a pair of women's panties under the bed and wait for the wife to find them ;) Wife: "Oh here they are." |
Originally Posted by theDirtyLemon
(Post 21528409)
[two weeks later]
Wife: "Oh here they are." |
Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21528450)
More like, Wife: "where did this thong come from?"
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Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21527859)
I grew up during the later 60s and we protested and stayed to get arrested.
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Originally Posted by mstateglfr
(Post 21528502)
I wouldn't take you for one to have been arrested. How many protests were you arrested at?
Nothing wrong about getting arrested for civil disobedience. But having a bicycle for a "quick get away" implies you did something criminal. |
After reading the article I now understand your tactics of protest. You are s bike hero. Thank you
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Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21528450)
More like, Wife: "where did this thong come from?"
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Now I understand why I keep seeing so much video of cyclists being [pick your action verb] by the police during these protests.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 21528474)
Should we ask you how you know?😀
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Originally Posted by GlennR
(Post 21528450)
More like, Wife: "where did this thong come from?"
William Shatner has discontinued his new line of lingerie.Apparently, Shatner panties wasn’t the best choice for a name. |
Originally Posted by Rigsson
(Post 21529118)
William Shatner has discontinued his new line of lingerie.Apparently, Shatner panties wasn’t the best choice for a name. |
Sorry to the OP if i derailed this very important topic of the use of a bicycle as a tool of civil rights. Because if Rosa Parks ran out of the back door instead of staying and getting arrested, she would of been just another unnamed person. Staying take courage.
Staying and being "counted" is more important, in my opinion, than using a bike to hit and run. |
Originally Posted by Rigsson
(Post 21529118)
William Shatner has discontinued his new line of lingerie.Apparently, Shatner panties wasn’t the best choice for a name. |
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