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a. That depends on the suburb. One can live well enough in some close-in suburbs without using a car, at least without using it much. b. The prison aspect does
by cafard 2y ago
a. That depends on the suburb. One can live well enough in some close-in suburbs without using a car, at least without using it much.
b. The prison aspect does offer a degree of parental control, until the offspring are old enough to drive.
- earth-adventure 2y agoYour "b" just makes me think of The Amish and the like in a way. Once the kids find out the rest of the world, totally unequipped for it, it's either retreat to the suburbs or go bananas