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If it can be demonstrated to most voters to be a mistake, presenting the full plan to undo and replace it with something better would be a good next step.
by sokoloff 3y ago
If it can be demonstrated to most voters to be a mistake, presenting the full plan to undo and replace it with something better would be a good next step.
- wizofaus 3y agoWhen was the plan for what we have now ever presented to voters? Clearly it's not something that can be "undone" all in one go - but every day governments make decisions about what infrastructure to build/repair/extend, how much parking should be available and how much to charge for it, and how much to continue ensuring the current car-based economy is well supported/subsidized. If those decisions gradually moved towards "let's not assume cars are the be all and end all", we could still slowly unboil the frog as it were.
- sokoloff 3y agoIt never was. But as a voter, it's what outside my window right now and what I understand. If you want to make wholesale changes quickly, you probably need the support of voters. Nobody put 240V center-tapped, 60 Hz AC residential electricity to the voters either, but if you wanted to change it, you're probably going to need a strategy and a communications campaign to explain why and how.