Monday, May 02, 2005
SWOP homepageCar Clubs to Challenge Councilor Loy's Cruising Ban
Rumor has it that local lowrider and other car clubs are going to be at the ABQ City Council meeting tonight to challenge a cruising ban from Craig Loy, Councilor from district 8.
You'd think the auto industry would be against this as well.
The bill, which could restrict the amount of times a person could drive up and down the same street, is part of an anti-youth agenda of some of our local officials - including Marty and Loy.
With a long slog in Iraq and a seemingly endless 'war on terror' on the horizon, mounting deficits and less and less opportunities to earn a livable wage, young people need support, not more stereotyping.
Doesn't this violate assembly freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment to the US constitution?
You'd think the auto industry would be against this as well.
The bill, which could restrict the amount of times a person could drive up and down the same street, is part of an anti-youth agenda of some of our local officials - including Marty and Loy.
With a long slog in Iraq and a seemingly endless 'war on terror' on the horizon, mounting deficits and less and less opportunities to earn a livable wage, young people need support, not more stereotyping.
Doesn't this violate assembly freedoms guaranteed by the first amendment to the US constitution?
