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I agree with you. It is an emotional decision. Politics is all about emotionalism. Now everybody that like or work there will need to have buy a te$la or pole$
by edpichler 3y ago
I agree with you.
It is an emotional decision. Politics is all about emotionalism.
Now everybody that like or work there will need to have buy a te$la or pole$tar.
- estomagordo 3y agoWhat could possibly be more rational than designing cities for people, rather than cars, and pushing society away from petrol cars?
- edpichler 3y agoIt's complicated for non-millionaries follow some rules. Not everybody can afford to have EV and some people depend of a car to carry tools to go to work.
- estomagordo 3y agoYes, some people do. Way fewer than who actually use cars, though. It's crazy how much of city real estate that oftentimes get dedicated to cars being driven or parked.
- hashmush 3y agoI live quite far from Stockholm and commute there by train. My office is just outside of the zone. Most people I know at work own a car, but no one drives to work. Why would they? Seems like people driving in downtown Stockholm are the kind of people that can afford EVs anyway. (Of course, disabled people etc. But they are also covered by the new rules.)