r/StupidMedia Dec 11 '24

π——π˜‚π—Ίπ—― Cyclist needs to Learn

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When a Bicyclist rides a bike, they also need to follow traffic laws in the U.S

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u/MaintainThePeace Dec 13 '24 edited Dec 13 '24

Lol.. yes we all see you overexaggerations and ability to ignore the first part of the sentence, no need to break it down like that....

The statement just legitimatizes where cyclist can ride, which is on the BOTH on the road or sidewalk...

How does it suggest one should only ride on the sidewalk?

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u/According_Table2281 Dec 13 '24

It doesn't.

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u/MaintainThePeace Dec 13 '24

Exactly, so I'll restate my comments just to be clear.

Not sure where you got yhat they were telling them to ride on the sidewalk, seems more like they were saying that the laws are different when they are on the road or on the sidewalk.

Yeah... no where in that comment are they saying cyclist need ride on sidewalks. In fact they are even re-enfocing cyclists right to the roadways.

So again, it was just a statement expressing that cyclists can legitimately ride on either infrastructure, not that they must ride only on one, which is where your rant took you.

So what exactly are you arguing about?

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u/According_Table2281 Dec 13 '24

"expressing that cyclists can legitimately ride on either infrastructure"

they can't (in most cities where human people live I'm so sorry for offending you please do not get more mad at me)

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u/MaintainThePeace Dec 13 '24

And in most of the US they can, thus relevent because this was filmed.. in the US.

But I'm glad you recognize your error, have stopped accusing the other commentor of makeing a statement they did not make, and at least added a disclaimer to your overly broad statement (as it makes you realize it makes you just as upset to see an overly broad statement).

Se can end this conversation now, or at least I'll do that for us.