Re: Tonight's Critical Mass

JNugent wrote:
Wm... wrote:
Sat, 29 Aug 2009 12:12:08 <-qmdnUnICb2UkATXnZ2dnUVZ8nVi4p2d@xxxxxxxxx> uk.rec.cycling JNugent <JN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

That doesn't make it any less of a traffic offence and any less wrong and totally immoral.

Totally immoral? How old are you?

Causing unnecessary - but quite deliberate - disadvantage without lawful excuse to others is immoral.

The practice described is a form of unlawful detention. I'm shocked that you can'r immediately see that without having it spelled out.

'Unlawful' implies there is a law that has been broken.
'immoral' is a personal preference, not a national thang.

Which is it to be?



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