Fuck Cars
A place to discuss problems of car centric infrastructure or how it hurts us all. Let's explore the bad world of Cars!
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My job, my father's job, and my fiances job would not exist if not for cars. It would next to impossible for any of us, in 3 different fields, to complete our jobs without cars.
Your family probably wouldn't exist if not for horses. We don't need a stable in every newly-built house.
Also, having fewer cars is still a win. We don't need 0 cars.
Cars are great. Building your whole society around cars is shitty and inefficient. Basically what you are saying is
Even a child can understand that this kind of inefficiency is a waste of valuable time, energy, and resources. If your job requires a car to do (like conducting research in remote wildlands, or picking up garbage), then... great. No one has a problem with that. But if what you are saying is "if society didnt waste billions of dollars requiring people to have cars, then my job wouldnt exist", then your job shouldnt exist. Thats fine. All the people employed in these fields can find different jobs that make the world better instead of worse.
Right, bcz we have created a society that demands that. Doesn't mean it has to stay that way.