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Great points Phil, I however have a small problem with them. Why should
one need to start a community group to combat what should be common
courtesy? I hesitate to start such a group because I am already
stretched thin as it is. I also do not believe such a group would have
any effect because many drivers simply say that it is "everyone else"
who is causing the problems on our roads. Put simply, many are in denial
about their own bad driving habits.
Note: If anyone would be interested in doing this, I implore you to
ignore my pessimistic words and go for it!
On Wednesday, June 27, 2001, at 08:31 AM, Phil Carlson wrote:
> To be effective in changing things, anger must be shared. One angry
> voice gets annoying. A thousand angry voices gets attention. If there
> is a crisis in Winona over the treatment of bicyclists, they could
> organize (perhaps under an effective, articulate leader) and change
> things, gaining the sympathy and support of others. I think that's
> what the drafters of the Declaration of Independence did.
>
> - Phil Carlson
>
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Dan Dittmann: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How often do you say to yourself, "I didn't do it; so of course it
didn't get done?"
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