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No, I don't. I don't say people shouldn't own a car. I say people shouldn't need to. Please explain how that's authoritarian. My apologies if you took it this
by stcredzero 4y ago
No, I don't. I don't say people shouldn't own a car. I say people shouldn't need to. Please explain how that's authoritarian.
My apologies if you took it this way. If you aren't making prescriptions for other people's lives, then you have nothing to fear or be offended about. Only you know the contents of your own mind.
No, the base case is no cars...
Who is really the authoritarian?
Isn't that relative to what the status quo is right now? To answer that question, ask: Who is asking that people be convinced, and volunteer to change?
If you live somewhere, where there are no cars, then your base case doesn't imply having others change. If you live somewhere, where there are already cars, then your base case implies you want people to change.