> Did you see my last sentence? If you chose to not using a car, it's a different topic. But not using a car does not give you more freedom. Yes I did, but if

> Did you see my last sentence? If you chose to not using a car, it's a different topic. But not using a car does not give you more freedom. Yes I did, but if that's your counter-point, then I fear you've misunderstood this thread: it was about how where you live, not whether to have a car. Buying a car when you don't have one clearly adds options, and avoiding having a car when you need one clearly restricts your options. But that's obvious, and nobody was claiming otherwise. The point is you can't live without a car anywhere, and there exist people who are not you who prefer the freedom of living in places where they don't need a car (even if do have a car!). > Also, your thinking reflects a typical young person live alone on this forum. Not much need to be said. Yikes, "I suspect you belong to a specific demographic" should never be a reason to dismiss someone's opinion out of hand. I hope you see how disrespectful that is, and how it closes the door on mutual understanding. (Your assumption isn't even right, BTW.) Otherwise, I suppose our discussion ends here.