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The agenda is not to make more people drive more eco-friendly, but make less people drive at all (and use either public transport where available, but only when
by DocTomoe 4y ago
The agenda is not to make more people drive more eco-friendly, but make less people drive at all (and use either public transport where available, but only when absolutely necessary - or preferably stay at home). Providing access to charging infrastructure is diametral to that goal.
It's also why this scheme will fail and the next conservative wave will overturn this ruling.
- Toutouxc 4y ago> use either public transport where available Yes, that's true and openly communicated. > or preferably stay at home Where did you get that?
- DocTomoe 4y ago> Where did you get that? All autocratic regimes - and make no mistake: ecologist politicians ultimately must be, for the common citizenry will always work towards their own goals, which are incompatible with ecological goals - want to limit mobility and thus the right of assembly for their subjects. Subjects with limited mobility can't cause trouble. Ecologist politicians will sell it to the general public as not travelling being eco-friendly, and thus mandatory. See: GDR's de-facto crippling of individual car ownership, Chinese Hukou system, the Soviet Passport Statute.