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I think it's mostly those who are better off than average who argue against cars. No other comment from me.

• Karrot_Kream 8y ago
  This is an attack on character and a bit disingenuous. If a rich person proposed a good idea, would we not listen to them because they are rich?
  • z0r 8y ago
    My point is that it is a lot easier to argue against cars when you make a good living and can afford the nicer parts of the city. When your choice is a crappy car commute or a nightmare commute via trains and public transit, and the places in your budget for you to live in don't have "cute restaurants" or "well groomed parks", things are not so cut and dry. Cars improve quality of life for many people and it's downright myopic and classist to say they ruin lives and cities.
    • 3pt14159 8y ago
      You're confusing cause and effect. The effect of having cars everywhere is that we end up with cities where the downtown core is hyper dense and the extents are flat. What we want is the opposite. Six storey mid rises. And commutes via trains and mass transit are only nightmares when they're all trying to get to the same place and they're 3rd class citizens to cars and trucks.