John P. Araujo is an MLA graduate student from Fort Worth. Letters to the editor Pedestrians need to realize streets intended for drivers, cars, not speed humps or children I am writing in response to the March 28 article on the installation of speed humps in the Tanglewood area. This anecdote appears intended to evoke shock, dismay and possible condemnation from the reader, along with a healthy dose of sympathy for poor Mrs. Jensen and her tot. I'm not saying that little kids should be beaten up and have their lunch money stolen to be taught that life's not fair. It seems that this hysterical child got a valuable lesson in how the world works.
Cars go in the street.
That's what streets are for. No cars, no streets. If this lady wants to ask for anything, she should be pushing for a sidewalk. Speed bumps are an unnecessary hassle that can really lead to major road rage for some people, including me. In America, we have the freedom to break laws.