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I'm not advocating for designing life around increasing car ownership. I'm pointing out that re-designing existing systems to disadvantage a specific group of c
by Traster 7y ago
I'm not advocating for designing life around increasing car ownership. I'm pointing out that re-designing existing systems to disadvantage a specific group of commuters is more than a little problematic. Let's put it this way - how would you feel if we shut down your nearest train station and used the money saved to give everyone a tax break.
We can also decrease carbon emissions by just shutting down every power station in China, but targetting a single group of people to take the vast majority of the cost of fixing climate change is not reasonable.
- wpietri 7y agoYour point is that changes can be bad for some people while being good for others? I'm pretty sure everybody knows that. Given that they spent 10 years planning this, and given the enormous infrastructural support cars get, I'm quite sure the city was aware.
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