Crital Mass/Gorge Issues

Matthew Wolpert

2004-09-01



Randy,



Please correct me if I'm mistaken on this, but this thread started on

discussions of Gorge protection legislation. While educated persons do

disagree over what is the best policy for achieving various goals, are

you seriously suggesting that land use planning is not even _relevant_

to cycling? My point is that Richard Randleman's clanking about was a

response to a "bicycle related" post, not a "non-bike" post as you

seem to be saying.



To everyone who has written in support of Oregon's land use planning

laws, I want to thank you for expressing those sentiments publicly.

Sometimes in the past I've gotten the impression here that I'm in a

minority for racing _and_ thinking that bicycles are a force for

positive societal change.



Thanks,

Matthew



On Wed, 1 Sep 2004 09:46:21 -0700 (PDT), Randy Dreiling

<ragg-@yahoo.com> wrote:

 While snjr has now gone overboard...remember he

started this as replies to NON BIKE posts.



I have been to a couple crital mass rides and it has

NOTHING to do with bikes, beside the people are on

bikes instead of walking...they do NOTHING to promote

cycling in a + way...it was the same people chained

outside city hall or in a tree the week before looking

for a way to cause trouble, half of them had their

faces covered, I watched them kick cars, threw stuff

at people and cussed at every car that went by...I

watched as they blocked a bridge...on the bridge was

an ambulance with a 6 year old kid in it(how do I know

because it was on the news that he almost died because

of the delay)...it was stuck on that bridge for almost

10 minutes and that kid almost died...now how the hell

did any of that help cycling???



As for the Gorge...if your a bike rider just remember

what happened in the end with the Mt Hood

Wilderness...we will NOT be able to ride parts of that

anymore...The ONRC pushed for Wilderness protection

when if all they wanted to do was stop logging..they

could have pushed for a "rec zone" and had the same

out come, but we still could have enjoyed the area,

but no they want to lock it out to all...remember

that!



Take Care

Randy

--- THOMAS HOFFMAN <t.hoff-@verizon.net> wrote:



 "So, my goal, much like the Critical Mass asses is

to fill all bandwidth

available so that no one else can get through on

this forum until the

off-topic/political posts stop.



Sorry for the inconvenience to all you innocent

bystanders"







But instead your just living up to your Indian name.







Tom







   _____



From: Shane Young [mailto:shane.-@comcast.net]

Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 8:48 AM

To: sn-@charter.net; aur-@bendcable.com;

ob-@topica.com

Cc: snjr

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







It was stated that you have the right to Protest,

and you have the right to

be arrested... well we can't arrest you, but we can

ask Candi to kick you

off the list...



:)



Well I haven't been reading this thread until

today... and I probably won't

read it anymore... I find it easy enough to hit the

delete key.



-------------- Original message --------------



Yes, I am Richard Randleman, however, my Choctaw

(American Indian) name is

Rude Dog (literally).



Tim, you are correct, this is the thread where I

discovered we can be

completely disrespectful of others on this group and

it is acceptable if not

encouraged. So, each time some zipper head decides

to post political

dribble, I decided to be a contrarian and disagree

with whatever position

that person took.



I AM SIMPLY EXERCISING MY NEW FOUND "RIGHT TO

PROTEST" COURTESY OF ED!



So, my goal, much like the Critical Mass asses is to

fill all bandwidth

available so that no one else can get through on

this forum until the

off-topic/political posts stop.



Sorry for the inconvenience to all you innocent

bystanders, but hey,

according to many on this forum my "RIGHT TO

PROTEST" far out weighs your

rights.



----- Original Message -----



From: Tim Plummer <mailto:aur-@bendcable.com>



To: ob-@topica.com



Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 8:18 AM



Subject: Fw: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







Here's a message from "snjr" from July where he

gives up his identity... His

opinion in the message is also a bit ironic.



----- Original Message -----



From: snjr <mailto:sn-@charter.net>



To: cmur-@obra.org ; obra <mailto:ob-@topica.com>





Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 6:55 AM



Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







Candi:



Actually the OBRA Chat list description states the

purpose is to "...spark

discussions about the sport"** (i.e. bicycle

racing).



There are literally thousands of newsgroups/mailing

lists where people can

post non-bicycle related "informational" posts. I

suppose if people insist

on posting off-topic we could start a moderated

group. However, I think if

we are respectful of others a moderated list will

not be necessary.



Richard Randleman



**Full description:



This is the mailing list for the Oregon Bicycle

Racing Association. Our

mission is to foster and grow the sport of bicycle

racing in Oregon -road,

track, mountain bike and cyclocross. This list is to

be used to post

for-sale bicycle related items and to spark

discussions about the sport.



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Randy Dreiling

2004-09-01



While snjr has now gone overboard...remember he

started this as replies to NON BIKE posts.



I have been to a couple crital mass rides and it has

NOTHING to do with bikes, beside the people are on

bikes instead of walking...they do NOTHING to promote

cycling in a + way...it was the same people chained

outside city hall or in a tree the week before looking

for a way to cause trouble, half of them had their

faces covered, I watched them kick cars, threw stuff

at people and cussed at every car that went by...I

watched as they blocked a bridge...on the bridge was

an ambulance with a 6 year old kid in it(how do I know

because it was on the news that he almost died because

of the delay)...it was stuck on that bridge for almost

10 minutes and that kid almost died...now how the hell

did any of that help cycling???



As for the Gorge...if your a bike rider just remember

what happened in the end with the Mt Hood

Wilderness...we will NOT be able to ride parts of that

anymore...The ONRC pushed for Wilderness protection

when if all they wanted to do was stop logging..they

could have pushed for a "rec zone" and had the same

out come, but we still could have enjoyed the area,

but no they want to lock it out to all...remember

that!



Take Care

Randy

--- THOMAS HOFFMAN <t.hoff-@verizon.net> wrote:



 "So, my goal, much like the Critical Mass asses is

to fill all bandwidth

available so that no one else can get through on

this forum until the

off-topic/political posts stop.



Sorry for the inconvenience to all you innocent

bystanders"







But instead your just living up to your Indian name.







Tom







   _____



From: Shane Young [mailto:shane.-@comcast.net]

Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 8:48 AM

To: sn-@charter.net; aur-@bendcable.com;

ob-@topica.com

Cc: snjr

Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







It was stated that you have the right to Protest,

and you have the right to

be arrested... well we can't arrest you, but we can

ask Candi to kick you

off the list...



:)



Well I haven't been reading this thread until

today... and I probably won't

read it anymore... I find it easy enough to hit the

delete key.



-------------- Original message --------------



Yes, I am Richard Randleman, however, my Choctaw

(American Indian) name is

Rude Dog (literally).



Tim, you are correct, this is the thread where I

discovered we can be

completely disrespectful of others on this group and

it is acceptable if not

encouraged. So, each time some zipper head decides

to post political

dribble, I decided to be a contrarian and disagree

with whatever position

that person took.



I AM SIMPLY EXERCISING MY NEW FOUND "RIGHT TO

PROTEST" COURTESY OF ED!



So, my goal, much like the Critical Mass asses is to

fill all bandwidth

available so that no one else can get through on

this forum until the

off-topic/political posts stop.



Sorry for the inconvenience to all you innocent

bystanders, but hey,

according to many on this forum my "RIGHT TO

PROTEST" far out weighs your

rights.



----- Original Message -----



From: Tim Plummer <mailto:aur-@bendcable.com>



To: ob-@topica.com



Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 8:18 AM



Subject: Fw: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







Here's a message from "snjr" from July where he

gives up his identity... His

opinion in the message is also a bit ironic.



----- Original Message -----



From: snjr <mailto:sn-@charter.net>



To: cmur-@obra.org ; obra <mailto:ob-@topica.com>





Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 2004 6:55 AM



Subject: Re: [OBRA Chat] Chat List approved topica







Candi:



Actually the OBRA Chat list description states the

purpose is to "...spark

discussions about the sport"** (i.e. bicycle

racing).



There are literally thousands of newsgroups/mailing

lists where people can

post non-bicycle related "informational" posts. I

suppose if people insist

on posting off-topic we could start a moderated

group. However, I think if

we are respectful of others a moderated list will

not be necessary.



Richard Randleman



**Full description:



This is the mailing list for the Oregon Bicycle

Racing Association. Our

mission is to foster and grow the sport of bicycle

racing in Oregon -road,

track, mountain bike and cyclocross. This list is to

be used to post

for-sale bicycle related items and to spark

discussions about the sport.



To respond to the whole group send to

ob-@topica.com.

To respond to the list manager send to

cmur-@obra.org

To unsubscribe send to obra-uns-@topica.com

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