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I think you are getting confused. I have not said that…

My point is quite clear. Tax evasion generally hurts the people in society with the least.

It's not about "taking the moral high ground" its about following your own moral compass ...

If someone has got drunk in a pub and behaved themselves then there is zero impact on anyone else or...

Many are only left leaning up to the point they are not impacting their own situation, then its every man for himself ...

What’s that got to do with anything? It’s nothing to do with any moral high ground.

We live in a society where working together makes things happen. The more freeloaders there are screwing the...

There is a big difference between tax avoidance and evasion….

Whatabouttary isn’t helping.

Don’t pay tax expect poor public services….

Looking at the OP seems both parties are benefiting assuming the job doesn’t go through the books.

Straight forward tax evasion from the looks of it.

Well I guess it depends if you are happy to benefit from facilitating the tradesmen evading tax.

At that price Tudor is no longer the poor man’s Rolex, now they are the impatient man’s Rolex as at least you don’t have to wait to buy one …

That’s what I don’t get, if you drop all the products and rebrand what have you actually bought? The staff, the infrastructure and the name. Seems an expensive way to do a start up.

Have a great weekend all.

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I don’t need a list I treat all equally. You should try it.

Yeah but where is the ranking list of valid reasons to be on the road. I need that to get past these annoying holiday makers.

The trouble with assumptions is they can lead you astray.

I have 9 riders on my WhatsApp group that regularly ride together.

6 of the 9 commute in Lycra.

4 of those are shift workers (2...

Indeed but probably as a result of a cyclist jumping off the pavement through a red light and not ringing his bell distracting the driver causing the crash …

About 1,800 deaths a year on the road....

It only took a couple of minutes to find your previous rants, there are many to pick from ...

I note some potential progress as you have inserted the word *some* in front of cyclists ...

It...

I have cycled in The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, France and Australia ... and small amounts in SE Asia and NZ.

I'd say in mainland Europe the attitude is much better as the bicycle is much more...

I think its you that needs help with your prejudice ...

If you saw no bell on the handle bars you must have seen her coming because you can't judge the presence of a bell from the rear.

Also looking are her, the bike and the surface I doubt she was...

I could recount many tales about motorists or dog walkers, or something else, that have created less ideal situations for me but that doesn't lead me to dislike motorists or dog walkers ... it just...

Clearly an idiot, how do you know she has no bell? May have just not bothered to use it ...




I have 6 bikes in the garage, 4 have bells. If I was riding on the path shown in your images I'd...

Not strange at all ... its because some people on this forum have an issue with cyclists ... these threads are not new and the same old debate goes through the mill and guess what the same old faces...

Thanks for presenting the data, no surprises there.

True, that’s a fair point, but you get the jist of my statement.

As as I said above there is no excuse for anyone to jump a red light regardless of vehicle.

If someone I was riding with jumped a red or rode on the pavement then they would get a comment from me or one of the other riders in the group. We try to be respectful of the law as well as other...

You are probably correct on that. Although the research referenced above about it being safer is probably an additional factor.

The whole red light jumping thing is a real thorn in the side for...