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My assumption is that if you are ideologically opposed to private vehicular transportation, then you see this as a good incentive not to own a car. I think thi
by xwkd 4y ago
My assumption is that if you are ideologically opposed to private vehicular transportation, then you see this as a good incentive not to own a car.
I think things like this are a funny marriage of utopian and tyrannical daydreams.
- RobertoG 4y agoThe idea that you can drive your car to my street, generating noise and contamination and park it there using space, where the kids could be playing, just because you can't be bothered to take a bus is kind of tyrannical too, in my opinion. And it has nothing of utopian.
- lotsoweiners 4y agoPark in front of my house all you want. I have a big backyard my kids can play in and wouldn't ever want them playing out front unsupervised regardless cars or not.
- stoplying1 4y agoMan, I wonder what its like to post this unironically, and not realize what a complete knob you are. You sure did seem to make it though your kids growing up in an isolated sandbox environment. Really evokes some stupid philosophical thoughts I have about "reproducability", free will, and the human experience. But you clearly have it thought through. Lucky kids.
- stoplying1 4y ago"we want to prioritize walking over huge single occupancy vehicles that kill the environment and instead invest in public infra" is tyrannical? Oh man, I don't even know where to begin. I'm sorry, if I'm not misunderstanding it's just hilarious.