> What's so bizarre to me is how many people have strong opinions on NYC congestion pricing who have never been and will never go to NYC. All kinds of seemingl

> What's so bizarre to me is how many people have strong opinions on NYC congestion pricing who have never been and will never go to NYC. All kinds of seemingly local issues are getting sucked into the vortex of the national political scene in order to stoke outrage against "the enemy." See also all the people who have never been to SF and will never go to SF who have very strong opinions about SF homelessness/street crime (or, on the other side, the various "library in a small town you never heard of banned some books" stories that were popular a couple of years ago).