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Not the OP, but there are some of us (I mean, I suppose I'm not the only one) who see paid street parking as unethical per se.
by paganel 4y ago
Not the OP, but there are some of us (I mean, I suppose I'm not the only one) who see paid street parking as unethical per se.
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- matkoniecz 4y ago> who see paid street parking as unethical per se. why?
- nuclearnice1 4y agoOne reason might be that it’s a lot of public space being dedicated to private purpose. Those who use public transport are paying tax to guard the private vehicles of the rich. Odd. I read somewhere that half of the space in some downtown areas is dedicated to infrastructure for cars. Seems like a lot.
- matkoniecz 4y agothat would be reason to complain about use of public areas for free parking (and I do this) but someone complained about paid public parking specifically
- nuclearnice1 4y agoWhy? Paid or unpaid the space downtown is used for cars. OP may believe that’s wrong. I don’t think it’s the case that you can’t find a land use undesirable just because it generates income.