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In article <laskaCzA08z.EyK@netcom.com>, laska@netcom.com (Andrew Laska) wrote:

>I think I confused you. I wasn't directly responding to you but the 
>respondents who are simply ignorant of law and selfish about rights.
>Sorry about the confusion.

OK, I can buy that.  I'm just a little paranoid about people reading stuff
into my words that I didn't put there.  You quoted a message of mine and
then included an accusation written in second person singular ("You may
think...").  I thought it was directed at me.

>This is different than what I am discussing. The issue you bring up is 
>one of enforcability in this particular case.

I was just providing a counterpoint to the situation described in Dallas,
where until recently the police evidently were ignorant of the rights of
bikers.  Down here, it was almost like the police were ignorant of the
responsibilities of bikers to obey the traffic laws because there was no
enforcement at all until about two years ago.  I wasn't trying to make a
generalization or read more into the situation than was warranted.

                                ++Don Nash

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