A comment from Pat J on CityCaucus:
We need a new corollary to Godwin’s Law: Let’s call it Klassen’s Law:
“As any online discussion of Vancouver Politics grows longer, the probability that it will devolve to arguing over Bike Lanes approaches 1.”
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Flattered…I guess. Odd that the subject I find least interesting in terms of discussing our urban fabric becomes my namesake. Btw, here’s the one piece I enjoyed writing on this topic, and you’ll recognize the expert I interviewed for it.
http://www.citycaucus.com/2010/10/why-are-separated-bike-lanes-so-controversial
Yeah Mike, isn’t that ironic. Too bad that, as a candidate for city council, you express such little interest in something so important and so common sense.