(*1*)I believe in this country the first roads were made for bicycles. (*2*)Bikes have the right to be on roadsthe same as cars. (*3*)You as a driver have the responsibility to have your vehicle under control so as to not run over them.
(*4*)As far as kicking someone because you don't like the way they dress, that mentality speaks for itself.
1:
No this is not correct( in America anyway). Wild animls made game trails that became horse trails that became wagon trails that became dirt roads that became paved roads.
Bikes were never in the historical equation.
Bicycles first became popular in America around the 1880's, being invented in 1817 in Europe.
2:
Rights and Responsibilites 101.
If bikes have the same right to the road they would have the same responsibility to pay taxes, registration and insurance along with an operators licsense issued by the state.
3:
Rights and Responsiblities 101, again.
If the entire responsibility is on the car then the car has the right (of way).
4:
I guess you don't mind vulgar dressed strangers (men) standing directly beside your teenage daughter with his manhood right there up front?
I personally have a small problem with it and will let that ****** know in no uncertain terms to put some clothes on, especially if several people are around and can embarase him/her.
This type of behavior might be okay for you but not me and my daughter.
JMO from a ****** about rude pushy people,
DC