Doubling down on a bad decision and trying to rationalize it is an interesting move.

This seems like the toxic kind of response that's at issue. I agree with your observation that the room seems to want to engage in this toxicity, which is kind of a better argument against your point than for it. We're talking about bicycles here folks. Maybe a little perspective is in order.

It's crazy how they allow moderators like you to even be a mod lol

Lmao just accept that you're a shit moderator lol

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I had terrible experiences at CHA. Basically, my PCP kept gaslighting me saying there was nothing wrong with me and refuse to investigate the matter further. Went back home to have a second opinion and turned out that there was something wrong with me and I needed treatment asap.

Also, saw their GI specialist remotely (teleconsultation), they charged me for the appointment and then for facility fees (despite the fact I never used their facility since the appointment was online).

now mate, please explain how bicycles are controversial. no one's ever been killed by a bicycle itself. i'd get angry about cars if i were you, because they're hella controversial.

also please unban the people, that's not cool

Taking responsibility and apologizing doesn't take any time at all.

😭a cyclist was mean to you? Thoughts and prayers!

booooo! 👎

True politician bs answer

I’m so sorry you went through that.

Sounds like instead of making a separate sub for biking stuff you should just make a new one for the community as a whole where there's maybe ya know more than one mod and where the mod doesn't have a stick up his ass

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WALLE People are allowed though

r/CambridgeMA2

r/CambridgeMASS

Does this guy even have a reason for being a tyrant? Like did a cyclist kill his dad or something? Or was he worried about "spam" even though I assume all the bike posts were legit?

You can have one or the other. Not both. Never both.

No, we should be allowed to post about concerns.

Also, spit on your local mod.

I get this is a joke, but on the realz, I want to try riding one of those bikes. But a modern one with disk brakes. Even though brakes on those mean instant faceplant.

No, I actually think the “lowest common denominator” deserves to travel safely too. Blue bikes are an incredibly useful tool, even for those who own their own bikes. I don’t see how blue bikes set us backwards whatsoever, the number one way to get more support for better infrastructure and rights is getting more people riding bikes.

Yeesh. Not just one bad day, but also zero self-reflection or actual responses.

Blue bikes are a bane to any cyclist with half a brain. Any step forward in bikers safety or rights is set back 10 by them. I've seen a handful of cars drive the wrong way down the one way I live on, but you see cyclists and scooters do it daily. Acting like "we need infrastructure" is super bad faith. Most cycling infrastructure panders to the lowest common denominator. Raise the bar required for riders and I think we can get better infrastructure and more safety

Im in!

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