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It can with people making some sacrifices. What I don't like about this is which people will make said sacrifices, meaning the low income part of the population
by trabant00 4y ago
It can with people making some sacrifices. What I don't like about this is which people will make said sacrifices, meaning the low income part of the population. Which will have to either pay more rent by moving into the city where they can easily access public transport and/or waste hours of their life each day.
I'm not excited by the current number of cars either, don't get me wrong. It just saddens me the working class has to pay the price, again.
- ZeroGravitas 4y agoI can't tell if this weirdly popular opinion is concern trolling or not, but if you actually do really care about the working class, then the EV transition is a good thing for them. Less pollution, less disease, less war, less imports, cheaper transport, higher standard of living. Its a win win win win and you have to have your head deep in far right conspiracy nonsense to believe otherwise.