
Pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi ... is the sound that warns us in the tail of the highway or street that is full speed ahead in the ranks of more race cars dangerous and harmful of our dysfunctional society, then the underworld: the motor. The speed with which the sound of the horn increases in intensity gives an idea of \u200b\u200bthe speed with which the plague is coming up and only reached the windows and pray for our mirrors.
The motor I hate waking up in sulfur, and reflecting on the hours of queuing, I discovered that it is not them per se but by the characteristics that have allowed them to redefine the term which they are named: total lack of common sense (this and the next might hate it), commission-flagrant violations with impunity, and, perhaps most importantly, they are beasts with others, able to wound and to kill without reason (assuming there is good cause).
These animals on two wheels, the only good thing they've done is enhance the import of Chinese bikes, they believe they own the street, oncoming in the lawless towns (tamarind, comes around her I'd hate them) , break and scratch our cars with impunity for their inexperience or carelessness, who work mototaxistas endanger the lives of passengers risky, the thugs they steal shamelessly, sometimes en masse, and if any of these pests see her weaving interrupted by Channel change our car, I'd appreciate a kick or break glass with his helmet. Worse, the guild is that they are more united-and they know it-so that any battle is hopelessly lost in seconds since multiplied and gather around the victim, and many drivers have ended up paying defenseless Motorbike guilty to save the scalp. And talk to them? Ja! Or they were people.
My God, what city you live?! How is it possible that any motorcycle zagaletón can do what he wants without an end? Unfortunately, the only para'o to get these irrational beings is death or injury sustained as a result of his daring stunts in traffic, because in Caracas, at least is no intervention by the authorities in control of their incivility. Is also unfortunate that not even glimpse the intention of seeking a solution for that, at least, our children enjoy a better city.
Where are the educational campaigns? Where is the police enforcing the law? What has to happen before the authorities realize that we are crazy and exploiting these damn helpless because we have fences? Say what you want, but while there is much freedom, there is no hope.