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So the whole plot point about "Should I start worrying?" was that a reference to gun violence?
it's about climate change
specifically anthropogenic climate change
specifically anthropogenic climate change
Never write off the Doctor!
Can't it be applied to quite a few things?
LanHikari10 posted...
Yea after Foxx pointed out climate change it might just be a general reference to the refusal of our government to discuss any issues.
Can't it be applied to quite a few things?
Yea after Foxx pointed out climate change it might just be a general reference to the refusal of our government to discuss any issues.
BlackScythe0 posted...
Yeah but it's very openly about climate change if you watch this week's episode
think about the deal Stan made
LanHikari10 posted...
Can't it be applied to quite a few things?
Yea after Foxx pointed out climate change it might just be a general reference to the refusal of our government to discuss any issues.
Yeah but it's very openly about climate change if you watch this week's episode
think about the deal Stan made
Never write off the Doctor!
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
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edededdy posted...
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
substitute "luxury" if you prefer
Doctor Foxx posted...
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
substitute "luxury" if you prefer
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
no many people need them to get to their jobs. and dont start on public transportation bullshit when its not universal.
we cant all live without having to work
edededdy posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
substitute "luxury" if you prefer
no many people need them to get to their jobs. and dont start on public transportation bullshit when its not universal.
we cant all live without having to work
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edededdy posted...
but we can all do things to live closer to work
there are other ways of getting places. If you're driving for less than a 5-mile commute, that's walking distance for an able-bodied person--if you put in the effort. most people won't.
Doctor Foxx posted...
edededdy posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
substitute "luxury" if you prefer
no many people need them to get to their jobs. and dont start on public transportation bullshit when its not universal.
we cant all live without having to work
but we can all do things to live closer to work
there are other ways of getting places. If you're driving for less than a 5-mile commute, that's walking distance for an able-bodied person--if you put in the effort. most people won't.
Never write off the Doctor!
youre making far too many assumptions. you make it seem like finding work, moving, etc. are all easy things to do when that isnt remotely the case. just because you have a cushy life where everything gets handed to you on a platter doesnt mean others do. cars are a necessity. period.
the argument you should be making is for cleaner modes of transportation, including electric or solar cars
the argument you should be making is for cleaner modes of transportation, including electric or solar cars
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edededdy posted...
You've made a huge pile of assumptions about my life
I'm not saying it's easy, the issue--and what the episode hammered home--is that people will not modify their lives or lifestyles even when the change is desperately needed
cars and ice cream were stand-in objects for the two worst GHG offenders, fossil fuels and animal agriculture
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/veganism-environmental-impact-planet-reduced-plant-based-diet-humans-study-a8378631.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/dec/04/animal-agriculture-choking-earth-making-sick-climate-food-environmental-impact-james-cameron-suzy-amis-cameron
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/climate/cows-global-warming.html
https://www.skepticalscience.com/how-much-meat-contribute-to-gw.html
ice cream is straight up unnecessary, and animal agriculture is worse than transportation for the environment
I support cleaner transportation and I also support plant-based lives. I put that into action by not consuming animal products, limiting my driving, and I am in the process of moving to closer to work. It means skimping now, but it'll be much better later
youre making far too many assumptions. you make it seem like finding work, moving, etc. are all easy things to do when that isnt remotely the case. just because you have a cushy life where everything gets handed to you on a platter doesnt mean others do. cars are a necessity. period.
the argument you should be making is for cleaner modes of transportation, including electric or solar cars
You've made a huge pile of assumptions about my life
I'm not saying it's easy, the issue--and what the episode hammered home--is that people will not modify their lives or lifestyles even when the change is desperately needed
cars and ice cream were stand-in objects for the two worst GHG offenders, fossil fuels and animal agriculture
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/veganism-environmental-impact-planet-reduced-plant-based-diet-humans-study-a8378631.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/dec/04/animal-agriculture-choking-earth-making-sick-climate-food-environmental-impact-james-cameron-suzy-amis-cameron
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/climate/cows-global-warming.html
https://www.skepticalscience.com/how-much-meat-contribute-to-gw.html
ice cream is straight up unnecessary, and animal agriculture is worse than transportation for the environment
I support cleaner transportation and I also support plant-based lives. I put that into action by not consuming animal products, limiting my driving, and I am in the process of moving to closer to work. It means skimping now, but it'll be much better later
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
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Zeus posted...
Serious impediment =/= impossible
it's inconvenient and I cannot deny it
Most people in the US live in urban centres with public transit and have access to transit lines (not a huge majority, but most). American car manufacturers really pushed the everyone needs a vehicle thing, and American life got structured that way. It doesn't have to be like that. It can't stay like that, it's not sustainable. Shit needs to be evaluated and people need to be worrying, like, yesterday
Doctor Foxx posted...
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
Serious impediment =/= impossible
it's inconvenient and I cannot deny it
Most people in the US live in urban centres with public transit and have access to transit lines (not a huge majority, but most). American car manufacturers really pushed the everyone needs a vehicle thing, and American life got structured that way. It doesn't have to be like that. It can't stay like that, it's not sustainable. Shit needs to be evaluated and people need to be worrying, like, yesterday
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
I'm not talking about people living in urban centers -- although even there you have places where transportation is limited -- I'm talking about MOST of the country. Throughout large chunks of the country, going without a vehicle during winter is almost a death sentence.
Granted, even in cities you'd have some pretty major logistical issues if you didn't rely on automobiles for the transit of goods whether it's b2b or customers trying to bring their stuff home.
And "impossible" is setting a ridiculously high, completely insincere bar.
Zeus posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
Serious impediment =/= impossible
it's inconvenient and I cannot deny it
Most people in the US live in urban centres with public transit and have access to transit lines (not a huge majority, but most). American car manufacturers really pushed the everyone needs a vehicle thing, and American life got structured that way. It doesn't have to be like that. It can't stay like that, it's not sustainable. Shit needs to be evaluated and people need to be worrying, like, yesterday
I'm not talking about people living in urban centers -- although even there you have places where transportation is limited -- I'm talking about MOST of the country. Throughout large chunks of the country, going without a vehicle during winter is almost a death sentence.
Granted, even in cities you'd have some pretty major logistical issues if you didn't rely on automobiles for the transit of goods whether it's b2b or customers trying to bring their stuff home.
And "impossible" is setting a ridiculously high, completely insincere bar.
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There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist.
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Zeus posted...
Population-wise, it doesn't apply to most Americans as most Americans live within accessible distance to public transit
Most of the country is nothing
It's the same in Canada... but most of Canada's population has access to transit.
Zeus posted...
I managed for nearly an entire decade in several cities, no vehicle. it sucked sometimes but it worked.
the sole standard I set is that people can live without cars. no more or less. how inconvenient life gets without the vehicle is irrelevant. people can live without cars, and most Americans can.
Imagine how much more quickly public transit would improve if everyone had to deal with that hassle and make it a priority
I'm not talking about people living in urban centers -- although even there you have places where transportation is limited -- I'm talking about MOST of the country. Throughout large chunks of the country, going without a vehicle during winter is almost a death sentence.
Population-wise, it doesn't apply to most Americans as most Americans live within accessible distance to public transit
Most of the country is nothing
It's the same in Canada... but most of Canada's population has access to transit.
Zeus posted...
Granted, even in cities you'd have some pretty major logistical issues if you didn't rely on automobiles for the transit of goods whether it's b2b or customers trying to bring their stuff home.
And "impossible" is setting a ridiculously high, completely insincere bar.
I managed for nearly an entire decade in several cities, no vehicle. it sucked sometimes but it worked.
the sole standard I set is that people can live without cars. no more or less. how inconvenient life gets without the vehicle is irrelevant. people can live without cars, and most Americans can.
Imagine how much more quickly public transit would improve if everyone had to deal with that hassle and make it a priority
Never write off the Doctor!
lets all go vegan and stop driving our cars, maaaan
I'm thinkin' about starting a corporation. WHO'S WITH ME?
DirtBasedSoap posted...
everyone can cut back on eating animal products and using cars
don't have to be an abolitionist to change your habits and make an impact.
lets all go vegan and stop driving our cars, maaaan
everyone can cut back on eating animal products and using cars
don't have to be an abolitionist to change your habits and make an impact.
Never write off the Doctor!
whoaaa maaaan
I'm thinkin' about starting a corporation. WHO'S WITH ME?
Doctor Foxx posted...
Most people? I find that... questionable.
I live in a city and public transport here is wildly unreliable. It only runs to each stop like twice or three times a day and doesn't run at night. I've lived in a few states, always in cities, and the only place I ever lived where I remember the public transport being functional was florida, but you didn't want to ride the bus there because of gangs.
Zeus posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
Serious impediment =/= impossible
it's inconvenient and I cannot deny it
Most people in the US live in urban centres with public transit and have access to transit lines (not a huge majority, but most). American car manufacturers really pushed the everyone needs a vehicle thing, and American life got structured that way. It doesn't have to be like that. It can't stay like that, it's not sustainable. Shit needs to be evaluated and people need to be worrying, like, yesterday
Most people? I find that... questionable.
I live in a city and public transport here is wildly unreliable. It only runs to each stop like twice or three times a day and doesn't run at night. I've lived in a few states, always in cities, and the only place I ever lived where I remember the public transport being functional was florida, but you didn't want to ride the bus there because of gangs.
Zeus posted...
Yes I've had jobs straight up deny me employment based on me not having a vehicle. Guess they had too many people claim to have a reliable ride to end up constantly calling out with a I don't have a ride excuse.
Hell some jobs Ive applied for even straight up want your driver's license number and I mean jobs where driving wasn't part of the description.
Doctor Foxx posted...
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
Throughout much of the country, going without a car would be a serious impediment.
Yes I've had jobs straight up deny me employment based on me not having a vehicle. Guess they had too many people claim to have a reliable ride to end up constantly calling out with a I don't have a ride excuse.
Hell some jobs Ive applied for even straight up want your driver's license number and I mean jobs where driving wasn't part of the description.
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if everyone just drank more beer we wouldnt need cars
LanHikari10 posted...
no, it was about climate change. They talk about the proof, other countries problem too, and how it's the past generations fault. They also talk about the past generation thought they would be dead by the time it happens. Kids can save the world but they don't want to give up stuff. So we are all doomed to climate change.
Can't it be applied to quite a few things?
no, it was about climate change. They talk about the proof, other countries problem too, and how it's the past generations fault. They also talk about the past generation thought they would be dead by the time it happens. Kids can save the world but they don't want to give up stuff. So we are all doomed to climate change.
I'm always 50% right all the time
BlackScythe0 posted...
you can't really just say that, a city can be ten thousand or ten million people
I live in a city
you can't really just say that, a city can be ten thousand or ten million people
it's Kana
We dont need houses either. Why dont we just live in tents?!
Doctor Foxx posted...
Not if you have a significant other who works nowhere near where you do. Either way, one of us is gonna have to live beyond bicycling distance
but we can all do things to live closer to work
Not if you have a significant other who works nowhere near where you do. Either way, one of us is gonna have to live beyond bicycling distance
OhhhJa posted...
You and everyone else here love coming up with excuses for how car centric America is relative to anywhere else. That still means one partner can be without a car commute
A country where people willingly go for an hour and a half commute to get a cheap house in the suburbs for their job in the city is not the norm. It's America
mooreandrew58 posted...
Congrats this is because of the narrative from US auto that every home needs a car. Things have been structured around that for the last 50+years. That's part of what was discussed in the episode. It became a self fulfilling situation. It doesn't have to stay that way
OhhhJa posted...
Only an American would compare a vehicle to shelter
Doctor Foxx posted...
but we can all do things to live closer to work
Not if you have a significant other who works nowhere near where you do. Either way, one of us is gonna have to live beyond bicycling distance
You and everyone else here love coming up with excuses for how car centric America is relative to anywhere else. That still means one partner can be without a car commute
A country where people willingly go for an hour and a half commute to get a cheap house in the suburbs for their job in the city is not the norm. It's America
mooreandrew58 posted...
Yes I've had jobs straight up deny me employment based on me not having a vehicle. Guess they had too many people claim to have a reliable ride to end up constantly calling out with a I don't have a ride excuse.
Hell some jobs Ive applied for even straight up want your driver's license number and I mean jobs where driving wasn't part of the description.
Congrats this is because of the narrative from US auto that every home needs a car. Things have been structured around that for the last 50+years. That's part of what was discussed in the episode. It became a self fulfilling situation. It doesn't have to stay that way
OhhhJa posted...
We dont need houses either. Why dont we just live in tents?!
Only an American would compare a vehicle to shelter
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
This just reeks of pure ignorance on top of so many assumptions. It's like you don't realize people's lives are quite possibly more complicated than yours or something
You and everyone else here love coming up with excuses for how car centric America is relative to anywhere else. That still means one partner can be without a car commute
A country where people willingly go for an hour and a half commute to get a cheap house in the suburbs for their job in the city is not the norm. It's America
This just reeks of pure ignorance on top of so many assumptions. It's like you don't realize people's lives are quite possibly more complicated than yours or something
Doctor Foxx posted...
Way to miss the point as you so often do
Only an American would compare a vehicle to shelter
Way to miss the point as you so often do
OhhhJa posted...
People can have complicated lives. I'm stuck with a crappy commute right now too.
It's not all or nothing. People have to make changes, now. By saying not everyone can do it so why bother I feel like you missed last week's episode entirely
OhhhJa posted...
You seem to be missing the point of the episode
Doctor Foxx posted...
You and everyone else here love coming up with excuses for how car centric America is relative to anywhere else. That still means one partner can be without a car commute
A country where people willingly go for an hour and a half commute to get a cheap house in the suburbs for their job in the city is not the norm. It's America
This just reeks of pure ignorance on top of so many assumptions. It's like you don't realize people's lives are quite possibly more complicated than yours or something
People can have complicated lives. I'm stuck with a crappy commute right now too.
It's not all or nothing. People have to make changes, now. By saying not everyone can do it so why bother I feel like you missed last week's episode entirely
OhhhJa posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
Only an American would compare a vehicle to shelter
Way to miss the point as you so often do
You seem to be missing the point of the episode
Never write off the Doctor!
Doctor Foxx posted...
And you'd be right. I merely wanted to respond to your assertion that cars are unnecessary.
Doctor Foxx posted...
But saying that cars are relatively unnecessary for most people is just incredibly false
By saying not everyone can do it so why bother I feel like you missed last week's episode entirely
And you'd be right. I merely wanted to respond to your assertion that cars are unnecessary.
Doctor Foxx posted...
It's not all or nothing. People have to make changes, now
But saying that cars are relatively unnecessary for most people is just incredibly false
OhhhJa posted...
They are useful
They are convenient
Most of the world does not use a car
Most of the American population can access public transit
OhhhJa posted...
Cars are used in what is often an unnecessary fashion in the US.
People get fucking lazy when they get a car. I know. It happened to me too. You'd be surprised at what you can do without one when you're used to it.
But saying that cars are relatively unnecessary for most people is just incredibly false
They are useful
They are convenient
Most of the world does not use a car
Most of the American population can access public transit
OhhhJa posted...
And you'd be right. I merely wanted to respond to your assertion that cars are unnecessary.
Cars are used in what is often an unnecessary fashion in the US.
People get fucking lazy when they get a car. I know. It happened to me too. You'd be surprised at what you can do without one when you're used to it.
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doctor foxs weak arguments has convinced me to eat more animal products and drive much more frequently.
this is what you get when you insult and make assumptions about others
this is what you get when you insult and make assumptions about others
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Foxx, they are spoiled and soft. They wouldn't last a week without their precious luxuries.
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OhhhJa posted...
what was your point then? i'm genuinely curious. you unequivocally need shelter, no one would argue that.
Doctor Foxx posted...
Only an American would compare a vehicle to shelter
Way to miss the point as you so often do
what was your point then? i'm genuinely curious. you unequivocally need shelter, no one would argue that.
it's Kana
Doctor Foxx posted...
Dog, this. It has fucking Al Gore in it.
BlackScythe0 posted...
LanHikari10 posted...
Can't it be applied to quite a few things?
Yea after Foxx pointed out climate change it might just be a general reference to the refusal of our government to discuss any issues.
Yeah but it's very openly about climate change if you watch this week's episode
think about the deal Stan made
Dog, this. It has fucking Al Gore in it.
Doctor Foxx posted...
If we completely rework how society operates and go back to the way people lived in the 1900s, sure.
edededdy posted...
Doctor Foxx posted...
If you're wondering about the "should I start worrying," it's in reference to events in the US. The Camp fire. Now people are wondering if maybe they should worry
giving up cars and ice cream is unambiguously giving up highly destructive unnecessary goods to prevent further climate change
>cars
>unnecessary
lmfao
most people overuse cars. They are, by and large, a convenience item. People can live without them
If we completely rework how society operates and go back to the way people lived in the 1900s, sure.
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It has to have been about climate change. They have doubled, tripled, quadrupled down on gun violence (school shootings) in every episode. No reason for them to add another layer to gun violence imo.
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Muffinz0rz posted...
it's funny that all the death outside of school was still called school shooting.
Damn wild fire in California is due to those damn school shooting and can't be global warming. Why are they even using scientist to study what happen with the fires in California. We know it's because it's the loners and poor kids in school that want to shoot the school up.
It has to have been about climate change. They have doubled, tripled, quadrupled down on gun violence (school shootings) in every episode. No reason for them to add another layer to gun violence imo.
it's funny that all the death outside of school was still called school shooting.
Damn wild fire in California is due to those damn school shooting and can't be global warming. Why are they even using scientist to study what happen with the fires in California. We know it's because it's the loners and poor kids in school that want to shoot the school up.
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edededdy posted...
congrats on being selfish
doctor foxs weak arguments has convinced me to eat more animal products and drive much more frequently.
this is what you get when you insult and make assumptions about others
congrats on being selfish
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SmokeMassTree posted...
thank you for so succinctly describing what's wrong with most americans
they think being asked to change = being asked to regress
If we completely rework how society operates and go back to the way people lived in the 1900s, sure.
thank you for so succinctly describing what's wrong with most americans
they think being asked to change = being asked to regress
Doctor Foxx posted...
Can I get some sources? I want to be educated on this matter.
For now I'm just going to say that I disagree with the last part. Most of the American population can access public transport? Have you ever traveled across the US?
They are useful
They are convenient
Most of the world does not use a car
Most of the American population can access public transit
Can I get some sources? I want to be educated on this matter.
For now I'm just going to say that I disagree with the last part. Most of the American population can access public transport? Have you ever traveled across the US?
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PyroBlade1985 posted...
more like reducing car use and improving public transit but whatever fits ur narrative
Are people in this topic SERIOUSLY talking about getting rid of cars? I thought POTD was better than this!
more like reducing car use and improving public transit but whatever fits ur narrative
Yeah in the long term countries will need to develop efficient public transit systems that will work for most people.
If all of China and India were to start driving that would probably end the world right there.
If all of China and India were to start driving that would probably end the world right there.
I think they were definitely making a political statement with the episode but the debate in this topic ironically reminds me of "the poop that took a pee" episode
Xfma100 posted...
I lived in the US and traveled a decent amount
Most Americans live in centres with transit
I'm not saying it's good. But it's there. It needs to be improved
https://www.apta.com/mediacenter/ptbenefits/Pages/FactSheet.aspx
The problem is most Americans say that they support public transit and then... Use their cars
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-12-18/who-takes-the-bus-or-train-not-many-americans
When people like musk are suggesting personal transport pods instead of improved transit, that's fucked
Doctor Foxx posted...
They are useful
They are convenient
Most of the world does not use a car
Most of the American population can access public transit
Can I get some sources? I want to be educated on this matter.
For now I'm just going to say that I disagree with the last part. Most of the American population can access public transport? Have you ever traveled across the US?
I lived in the US and traveled a decent amount
Most Americans live in centres with transit
I'm not saying it's good. But it's there. It needs to be improved
https://www.apta.com/mediacenter/ptbenefits/Pages/FactSheet.aspx
The problem is most Americans say that they support public transit and then... Use their cars
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2017-12-18/who-takes-the-bus-or-train-not-many-americans
When people like musk are suggesting personal transport pods instead of improved transit, that's fucked
Never write off the Doctor!
SunWuKung420 posted...
Says the part time diner cook whose wife pays the bills
Foxx, they are spoiled and soft. They wouldn't last a week without their precious luxuries.
Says the part time diner cook whose wife pays the bills
I think people are forgetting that cars are about freedom
The freedom to go where you want when you want, and not have to stick to a bus/train schedule
Cars are about more than getting from point a to point b, its about getting from point a to point b on your time, no one else's
The freedom to go where you want when you want, and not have to stick to a bus/train schedule
Cars are about more than getting from point a to point b, its about getting from point a to point b on your time, no one else's
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