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Guys, let's face it. Bikefags are the new cagers. They're just as entitled and self-centered as cars. Sure, they don't pollute and don't make any noise, but other than that they're pretty much the same
>individual vehicle because HURR MUH FREEDUM
>needs parking space
>uses road space inefficiently
>is not an option for everyone like public transit is (in this case the impediment isn't economic but physical)
>inb4 HURR DURR THERE'S 80 YEAR OLDS ON A BYCICLE
yeah but I just don't feel like getting everywhere drenched in sweat, or having to push my bike up the steep hills in my city
I can agree bikes are a step up from cars, but that's like saying that a solid piece of shit for lunch is a step up from diarrhea soup, I'm still not having shit for dinner.
Notice that bikefags only care for "bikeable" cities because it's in their personal interest, just like cagers, while those of us who care for trains and public transit know that it's useful and positive for everyone and not just for us.
Personally, I could perfectly well drive a car, I just don't do so because I live in a big city and it would negatively affect people around me, so I do my little part and use transit, and better transit is good for everyone, especially those that don't have an option, like old people and cripples. Bikefags are incapable of thinking about other people. Their response to everything is always
>hurr just take a bike like I do
The worst part is that while in progressive cities cars are starting to be seen as the nuisance they are, it's somehow fine to pander to bikes, and that in turn becomes the excuse to stop giving a shit about transit.
In my city they're spending gorillions on new bike lanes, all the while there hasn't been even one new bus lane, or any other facility for public transit. Even our previous mayer who was totally pro-cagers had the decency of doing a bit for transit.
>bikes = cars
>deal with it bikefags, you such just as bad as the people you claim to hate.
