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It's downright chaotic how they operate in denser cities. They make the city feel like its the 1800s again with random commercial activity taking place in the m
by asdff 4y ago
It's downright chaotic how they operate in denser cities. They make the city feel like its the 1800s again with random commercial activity taking place in the middle of the manure laden road and everyone having to deal with it.
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- Dylan16807 4y ago> They make the city feel like its the 1800s again with random commercial activity taking place in the middle of the manure laden road and everyone having to deal with it. Other than the manure, is that a bad thing?
- dmix 4y agoUrban people both love and resent chaos. I personally find it best to embrace it as default and try to adapt around it, rather than ostensibly rejecting it while pretending it won't still exist via supply & demand. But that rarely flies in municipal politics or online rant-driven forums.
- asdff 4y agoIts a bad thing when you do things like block bike lanes people rely on to travel safely. Accessibility is important for a city.