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This really sets up an adversarial stance of MINE and YOURS.
i.e. the societal overemphasis on MY rights and ME, ME, ME
and people’s overreaction when taking others’ behaviour as a personal attack.
Bad parking jobs affect everyone from cyclists to drivers to pedestrians.
Next you’ll have big advertisements that read –
“Get off MY sidewalk!! How would YOU like it if I walked on YOUR bike lane?”
for cyclists who ride on the sidewalk.
And then where will it all stop?
I suppose I’d like it as much as a gang of pot smoking hooligans on two wheels tying up traffic throughout the downtown core the last Friday of every month and interfering with the operation of emergency vehicles.