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Not if it means no convenience stores in walking/biking distance, forcing you to buy a car for basic necessities.

• GiorgioG 8y ago
  It's not forced - we choose to buy them ;)
  • KozmoNau7 8y ago
    Is it really a choice, when you have no practical alternative?
    • GiorgioG 8y ago
      I have a choice, I can live in a walkable place, but it involves tradeoffs that I don't care to make - because I don't see car ownership (or driving) as a negative thing, unlike this echo chamber.
• whatsstolat 8y ago
  Depends. Most suburbs and towns have convenience stores at least where I have lived. USA might be different. Delivery is another option.