Exactly. It’s only freedom if you have the choice to drive. If there’s no alternative for driving to go pickup groceries, pickup kids from schools and go to wor

Exactly. It’s only freedom if you have the choice to drive. If there’s no alternative for driving to go pickup groceries, pickup kids from schools and go to work, are you living in freedom? Have to pay insurance, get in a car that is more likely to kill you than any sickness, pay that same car to drive it, to store it, etc. It’s funny how I felt liberated after moving next to a subway station downtown. I now have the choice between 3 mode of transport, with all their benefits. I still drive but I’m not forced to anymore, that for me is freedom.