See, this is why I respectfully can't spend too much time in DC. There's wayyyyy too many white folks in DC now from Kansas, Michigan, or wherever the hell they coming from that bring that sense of entitlement with themfukk these gentrifying crackers. I live in Noma like 2 mins from the video and these cacs don’t even be in the bike lane half the time, darting in and out of traffic like they on a motorcycle.
I was at Far East Taco with my hazards on pulled over and this white lady pulls up on her bike like “excuse me you’re in the bike lane”
bytch go around like every other thinking human who passed me on the bike… acting like y’all don’t be swerving in the lanes acting like Frogger and shyt anyway
His privilege wouldn’t allow him that sensible assessment.This is why hate diving in my own city. Both were wrong. The cyclist shouldn't have banged on their car, the motorists shouldn't be parked in a bike lane. Have I disobeyed signs and parked were I shouldn't have, yes. Have I tried to justify it and get belligerent when I'm clearly wrong, no.
The driver could've avoided this all-together by parking in on multi-lane street/not blocking cyclist or pedestrians. If I were the cyclist, I would've just went around if no traffic was coming![]()
His privilege wouldn’t allow him that sensible assessment.
Cac privilege supersedes common sense. That’s my point. Both of them were in the wrong but only one incited an easily avoidable confrontation and assaulted property.It's not about privilege, it's about common sense. If you wanna bring up sensibilities, don't block bike lanes etc in the first place. Why tf would anyone block a bike lane then GET MAD when called out about it? I'm not gonna act like white people in the city don't do the most but I'd be mad too if the person who is clearly wrong turned their bs back on me. What I wouldn't do is cause a scene if I'm not prepared to die. Yes that's an extreme way of thinking but these days it's a possibility![]()