Los Angeles has turned into a hellhole, thanks to Democratic policies that ignore homeless tent cities, people pooping outside on the sidewalks, drug use and discarded needles everywhere, and so on.
So folks were probably encouraged when the Los Angeles City Council announced new policies designed to improve the quality of life and clean up the streets in the City of Angels. But the encouragement didn’t last: The proposed new policies ban repairing bicycles out in public.
Here’s what the proposed new ordinance will do:
- Ban “the assembly, disassembly, sale, offer of sale, distribution, offer of distribution, or storage of bicycles and bicycle parts on public property.”
- Ban the possession of “five or more bike parts” while on property “owned or managed” by the city.
- People are allowed to fix a bike on the street — as long as it’s just one, which they can convince a police officer is theirs, and “the sole purpose of the repair” is to “restore the bicycle to its operational form” and “resume riding the bicycle.”
Pooping on the sidewalk, taking drugs and discarding needles are all still A‑Okay.