This Machine Kills Fascists: Bikes of Protest
the bikes of protest. invariably, the bikes or their riders, or both carried signs or flags in solidarity with the thousands lining the streets or those driving motors, passing back and forth with their own honking horns, and flashing signs, and cheers and waving flags out windows "... How can you talk about equal rights, and jail the man that uses them? How can you worship the rich man that sees poor folks and refuses them? How can you talk of freedom and jail the man that talks it? You kiss the man's ass that rides the road and you jail the old boy that walks it She's upside down, she's broke apart And gittin' worse every day; A workin' man's is the hardest card In the whole damn deck to play ..." (Guthrie)
