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You may have a good reason for using that tone, but I'd never figure out that reason from the content of your post.
by bitshiftfaced 5y ago
You may have a good reason for using that tone, but I'd never figure out that reason from the content of your post.
- LeonidasXIV 5y agoYou might have a point. Mu frustration with the comment I was replying to was that it seems to be mostly about owning cars for owning cars sake (as if being able to park 3 cars was an actually desirable or reasonable thing to do) and promoting car ownership as the only possibility when kids turn 5 for reasons unknown. Some of the most livable cities in the world have good public transport and low rates of car ownership (a fact that seems more and more correlated to said livability) and are good places to raise families.
- holoduke 5y agoA city is not a good place to grow up children. Crowded, busy place where they hardly can play outside. Maybe good to raise Instagram type of people. Kids need to become dirty outside in bushes. In Amsterdam you never see +5 year old kids outside. Because they aren't many and because they cannot play outside.