> I like driving, but I wouldn't enjoy having to do it for an hour every day. Good for you. My point is that other people are, wait for it, different. More t

> I like driving, but I wouldn't enjoy having to do it for an hour every day. Good for you. My point is that other people are, wait for it, different. More to the point, they're getting something out of their drive that they value. It's okay that you don't agree with them, but it's not okay to insist that they're wrong or that they don't exist. > When everyone drives because everyone has to do so, you get a mess: traffic, sprawl, loss of community, ugly places not worth caring about. That's your opinion. Their opinion is different. Why doesn't their opinion deserve as much respect as yours?