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A unified voice without solutions is unlikely to be more effective at fixing a problem than a divided voice with solutions. That's the crux of the pro-solution
by yellowapple 5y ago
A unified voice without solutions is unlikely to be more effective at fixing a problem than a divided voice with solutions. That's the crux of the pro-solution argument.
If anti-car folks don't want us driving cars, then we need solutions to address the various legitimate use cases of cars.