Two gals riding side by side on Canal in heavy traffic, how brave and free they seem. They know, as Socrates said, what they should and should not fear:
— They know their rights and are not afraid to assert their rights but are rather afraid not to assert them.
— They are not afraid of the impatience of the driver’s behind them and in fact it is not even something they can say they truly know about, not as truly as they know about their rights.
Brave and free and acting on the basis of a knowledge I don’t got, a person who would be afraid to hold up traffic.
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