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Cyclists: Predators or Prey?

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  1. Hello:
    This particular unsettling double feature in today's local section
    of the San Diego Union-Tribune has me deeply troubled. For obvious
    reasons.

    Truck hits cyclist; driver looks, leaves/ Carjacker drops bike, takes
    car
    http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20060123/news_1m23briefs.html

    Robert Leone [email hidden]

  2. Hiya:

    I didn't even notice the SAME reporter is covering both stories....

    Robert Leone [email hidden]

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    Hello:
    This particular unsettling double feature in today's local section
    of the San Diego Union-Tribune has me deeply troubled. For obvious
    reasons.

    Truck hits cyclist; driver looks, leaves/ Carjacker drops bike, takes
    car
    http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20060123/news_1m23briefs.html

    Why do these stories make you "deeply troubled", because a bike is
    involved in both? I'm sure the guy that was left injured on the
    pavement would have been screaming in just as much pain if he'd just
    climbed out of his SUV when he was struck by the hit and run driver and
    the woman that was carjacked couldn't care less that her carjacker rode
    up on a bike. I think sometimes we in RBM forget that to most people a
    bike is simply an object. Even though our love of cycling unites us
    here, riding bikes doesn't separate us from the rest of society.
    Connections to cycling aside, both victims deserve our sympathy as
    human beings- no more and no less.

    Regards,
    Bob Hunt

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