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Ah yeah we definitly live in times where humanity can afford people who rationalize their behaviour like you. I haven't had a car in 10 years now and guess wha
by atoav 4y ago
Ah yeah we definitly live in times where humanity can afford people who rationalize their behaviour like you.
I haven't had a car in 10 years now and guess what I do with the 1% of tasks I cannot do with the bicycle or public transport? I rent a transporter. Like any responsible inhabitant of a dying planet would.
- Gordonjcp 4y agoDo you understand that what you do with a vehicle you can rent once or twice a year, some people do five days a week?
- imtringued 4y agoDo you understand that people wouldn't complain about people using their cars for their intended purpose?
- atoav 4y agoPlease read the comment I have reacted to which admits that "99% of the trips could be done in a smaller vehicle". I challenge you to stand next to a crossing for 20 minutes during rush hour and count the number of SUVs with more than one person in it (or any visible load that warrants such a car). As someone who lived next to a big crossing I can tell you that you might have a hard time finding anybody that is not alone in their completely empty car. Big cars are mostly for the feelings of those sitting inside them, and very occasionally for transport. Btw. I think every car has it's purpose. I mean trucks deliver nearly everything I eat and they are even bigger. But they aren ot driving around empty. But if every normal commuter would drive an empty 16 ton truck to work every day I would ask them if they are mad. And rightfully so.
- argiopetech 4y agoNitpick: the planet will be fine. The life currently inhabiting the planet will die or evolve (if trends continue). It's not the first time such a catastrophic event has occurred, and it won't be the last.
- Schroedingersat 4y agoWhat behavior? I don't drive a car.