Cartoon Tuesday, American Voices, Harassing Cyclists
This week, The Onion's "American Voices" asks three average Americans their views on L.A.'s recently passed cyclist anti-harassment ordinance. As you would expect from The Onion, the comments aren't pretty. Of course, these three have been answering these questions for quite some time now.
2:46 PM PDT on July 26, 2011
This week, The Onion’s “American Voices” asks three average Americans their views on L.A.’s recently passed cyclist anti-harassment ordinance. As you would expect from The Onion, the comments aren’t pretty. Of course, these three have been answering these questions for quite some time now.
But I have faith that Streetsblog readers are funnier than Onion staff writers, so take a crack at writing your own ridiculous commentary on the law, and leave it in the comments section. If we get enough comments, we’ll make a poll out of it to crown the winner of a LA Streetsblog t-shirt.
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