Anti cycling petition

I know this has been around for a while now, and most of you guys have heard of it, but I just took a look at the comments beneath the main petition statement. http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/surrey-county-council-stop-surrey-being-turned-into-a-cycle-track
Are we that bad? Personally I don't know anyone who does these kinds of things that are being described. Am I naive to think that this kind of thing is just down to prejudice? I must be, looking at these comments...
Are we that bad? Personally I don't know anyone who does these kinds of things that are being described. Am I naive to think that this kind of thing is just down to prejudice? I must be, looking at these comments...
Shand Skinnymalinky
Argon 18 Radon
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Might he have phrased this
Traffic violations are common and it is only a matter of time before there is a major accident with the possibility of the loss of life. It will of course be the cyclist that dies....
FCN 8 Scott Sportster '05
As cyclists though we should always be aware of the impact we have on others and behave accordingly, so we could help by singling up and limiting the size of bunches.
I'm sure you are right, just like there are genuine grievances about fans attending football matches or countless other activities from dog walking to protesting. Should people petition against these taking place too?
FCN 8 Scott Sportster '05
Or protest against petitions?
I am not sure. You have no chance.
Marin Nail Trail
Cotic Solaris
Most of these people moaning are the clowns that clutter up supermarkets every weekend, despite having nothing to do in the week. Some of the comments are ridiculous and come across as nothing other than a good whinge because the shaking the surrey countryside for gas debate has died down temporarily! I don't write petitions when all these people that need to get out the house at the weekend go clogging up my road to get to a poxy garden centre!
Too much time on their hands.....
I think it's the cafe on Newlands corner but not the national trust one, with good views etc. so roadies and mtbers and motor crossers and folks with nice old cars go to the national trust one, hers does have a roof as a plus but that's about it!
Google his failed applications for planning permission and you can write to him directly or even give him a call.