Flying Pigeon: Should China learn more from Tibet than Tibet from China?

In article >,
His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher > wrote:
>Cruiser Philosopher" > wrote:
>
>> "Slow is better"
>
>Notice the above sets me apart from the elitist cyclists that claim
>certain unfounded opinions that we should all be on the highway...

You like slow so much, walk. Or crawl on your belly; it suits you.

>http://www.pashley.co.uk/products/roadster-classic.html
>
>I guess that's my style: classic British bicycle, copied by the
>Chinese, and then brought to Africa. I ride it safari style, ie. hat
>and open shirt to beat the heat and cool down my head from Internet. I
>don't like Mao, but I don't like China embracing capitalism either. I
>call my way "the Dutch way." Hey, my way or the highway!

The Dutch don't ride **** like that. The Dutch ride even ****tier
bicycles that they bought for $15 at a flea market where stolen
bicycles are sold. Of course, it will soon be re-stolen, but for $15,
they can afford it. How new bicycles get into the system is
uncertain, though I suspect that it's mostly by Americans moving to
the country and buying a few new bicycles (quickly stolen) before
someone informs them of the system.
--
The problem with socialism is there's always
someone with less ability and more need.

On Apr 28, 9:46*pm, (Matthew Russotto)
wrote:
> In article >,
> His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher > wrote:
>
> >Cruiser Philosopher" > wrote:
>
> >> "Slow is better"
>
> >Notice the above sets me apart from the elitist cyclists that claim
> >certain unfounded opinions that we should all be on the highway...
>
> You like slow so much, walk. *Or crawl on your belly; it suits you.

Bike is minimum effort and maximum cooling. C'mon, let's not be
primitive hunter gatherer struggling so much.

>
> >http://www.pashley.co.uk/products/roadster-classic.html
>
> >I guess that's my style: classic British bicycle, copied by the
> >Chinese, and then brought to Africa. I ride it safari style, ie. hat
> >and open shirt to beat the heat and cool down my head from Internet. I
> >don't like Mao, but I don't like China embracing capitalism either. I
> >call my way "the Dutch way." Hey, my way or the highway!
>
> The Dutch don't ride **** like that. *The Dutch ride even ****tier
> bicycles that they bought for $15 at a flea market where stolen
> bicycles are sold. *Of course, it will soon be re-stolen, but for $15,
> they can afford it. *How new bicycles get into the system is
> uncertain, though I suspect that it's mostly by Americans moving to
> the country and buying a few new bicycles (quickly stolen) before
> someone informs them of the system.

So? South Beach is like that but I don't leave my cycles out there
more than 2 minutes.

Solution: folding bikes or stay with it.