Very few people in our political discourse are asking people to give up their privilege of owning a car. However, some are asking for car owners to pay for the

Very few people in our political discourse are asking people to give up their privilege of owning a car. However, some are asking for car owners to pay for the externalities of owning a car. That might lead to some lifestyle changes, like a two-parent household owning one car instead of two like they're used to. And yes, maybe that restricts a car owner's "freedom", but should those car-based externalities be free?