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Of course, and it’s similar in the United States. I’m not saying it’s not a matter of concern at all, it’s just that here in the US we’ve absolutely hamstrung
by wbsss4412 5y ago
Of course, and it’s similar in the United States.
I’m not saying it’s not a matter of concern at all, it’s just that here in the US we’ve absolutely hamstrung all other modes of transportation besides cars, which is not helpful for poor people, not to mention all of the many other policies we have that adversely effect the poor.
It’s just in this one discussion that people come out of the woodwork suddenly proclaiming how terrible anti ice policies are for the poor, and never with any suggestion for compromise eg “if we do this, it would have an adverse effect on the poor, we could mitigate that with X”.
Therefore it’s hard to read it as anything other than disingenuous.