[*BCM*] A fine point

[TSmith4918 at aol.com]

Interesting  that "fun/social" is perceived as an antonym to  "lefty"...
for what it is worth, Jack, I went on the ride the other night and despite  
being the oldest and maybe the most conservative of the bunch(whatever that  
means), it was fun, social, and a great way to spend some time on a bike in the  
winter with other riders who care about bikers' rights to the road and safe  
travel.  It's also a lot funkier than CRWheelmen where you'll find a lot  more 
bright-colored spandex and lycra.  ...it's probably not quite as  pollyanna 
as described in the paper and not as edgy as pete's plea  for ideological 
discipline. It may be more inclusive than you are  currently thinking.  Like Lee 
said, try it out and form your own  opinion.
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/4/2006 11:25:03 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
lfpeters at gis.net writes:

Go on an actual ride to experience Critical  Mass.  That is the way to find 
out.  If you don't like it, come back  to the list and complain.  The list and 
the ride don't have all that  much in common.  One is made up of words, the 
other, action.  Your  experience may be completely apolitical.



 
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