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In article ,
Robin May wrote:
When cycling, I don't look down on pedestrians in general as if they're
pieces of ****. I look down on pedestrians who seem to think that a
bike doesn't really count so they

a) don't need to look out for them
b) can step out in front of them

And, of course, cyclists never sail through red lights, or over
zebra crossings. And this never brings them into conflict with
pedestrians.

yes, I realize that it's a generalization; some cyclists do those
things, and some pedestrians do the things you mention.


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