[*BCM*] A fine point

[Dan Zarrella]

I'm curious what everyone thinks about the poltical nature of CM?
Can CM exist apolitically? Or is this form of bike activism inextricably
tied to certain "political" leanings?
would a Neo-Con be welcome on the ride?
-Dan

On 1/3/06, Jason Orach <jorach at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Dan Zarella wrote:
> "just as I (perhaps we?) critize the choice between wage slavery and
> starvation as no choice at all,"
>
> This isn't a criticism of your beliefs Dan, but one of the big turn
> offs for me about CM is the constant crusade against "the machine" and
> the constant stream of anarchist politics in the ride, I know a lot of
> people feel the same. It alienates a lot of people who aren't
> concerned about bringing down the system, but who just want to be able
> to ride their bikes in peace on the streets.
>
> Let's work together to promote bikes, and leave our political agendas
> at the bike rack.
>
> - Jason Orach
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