The merging lane lemmings infect McKinleyville

Charlie Chan wrote:

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Anyone who wants to see $5 gallon gas that affects everything we do or buy and want this simply so that others cannot drive is selfish and has to be rich not to be concerned about such costs. What the hell makes you think the rest of us are pariahs simply because we share the road yet you consider us as getting in your way so raise the price of gas to force us off.
On the highway or on our streets, I am the one that when you and I meet head on at a 2 way stop I always offer to yield to you first out of courtesy. I can tell when we meet at a 4 way and I or anyone else arrives first and you last, you cut all of us off so you can get through first. I know this because everything you write has a percentage of hate or disgust in it regardless of the topic and that trait must come with your wealth not to mention your holier then thou attitude towards your fellow citizen.

driver wrote:

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1, Who are the "you" that you are referring to?
2, Public transportation is not feasible for rural areas.
3, Why do you hope for a "chorus of whiners who'll go broke"?

heh-heh-heh wrote:

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He is a basic with out a life troll who is on 24/7. if you read him enough you will see he goes both ways, pro/con on the same subjects just to get the attention he craves.
Best you can do with him and others like him is ignore making any replies.
it's doubtful he even gets on the road except when someone drives him to his doctor to renew his meds, which he probably seldom if ever takes anyway.
As bad as he can be there are 3 or 4 or more other trolls who often are the same under different tags
that are even worse as they argue with themselves.
As for cutting in it's really dumb as it only takes a few minutes at the posted limits to go between Eureka and McKinleyville so going faster saves very little in time but costs a lot more in mpg.
Stupid is as stupid does and they prove it daily.

Middle of the road wrote:

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I’m hoping gas gets up to $5.00 a gallon which will create several situations.
1. Less of you on the roadway.
2. A greater push for public transportation.
3. A chorus of whiners who’ll go broke because they have to sit in traffic jams.