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>I see no justification unless you absolutely have to. That's an extremely broad qualifier for a pretty particular topic. I think that the vast majority of peo
by happytoexplain 8y ago
>I see no justification unless you absolutely have to.
That's an extremely broad qualifier for a pretty particular topic. I think that the vast majority of people either absolutely have to use a car, or can pretty easily not (or in fact would be inconvenienced by using a car). I think it is a very small percentage of people who are somewhere in between those two cases, for whom there is a realistic choice to be made one way or the other.
- firethief 8y ago> I think that the vast majority of people either absolutely have to use a car, or can pretty easily not (or in fact would be inconvenienced by using a car). I doubt either of those categories exist, yet alone form a dichotomy
- taborj 8y agoThere are millions of people who absolutely have to have a car. There are lots of us living in rural - and even suburban - areas where public transportation is virtually nonexistent.
- Kiro 8y agoAbsolutely needing a car sounds like a very US centric problem where public transport seems to be very underdeveloped. I know very few car owners who is in that situation but then again, in my country the public transportation network is amazing.