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Rebels without a fare

“When there is a strike or a demonstration, it's largely for more wages. This is a strike and a demonstration for the purpose of being able to drive recklessly and have nothing done about it. This is a theater of the absurd.”

-- New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, decrying a one-day strike by the city's 12,000 yellow cab drivers. The protest, which slowed the Big Apple to an almost standstill, was in response to a proposal to inflict higher penalties for driving infractions and institute drug and alcohol testing of cab drivers. Quoted in the New York Times.
SALON | May 14, 1998



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