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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I have news for you. Literally everything about the United States is making people unhappy.
A society of inconveniences.
Ya inconveniences. Like affordable housing and affordable healthcare. Or affordable anything. Who needs that shit anyway.
Let me go die from cancer cuz of inconveniences.
Yeah, this is what 40 years of stacking inconveniences looks like. They turn into massive problems.
do logistics and it takes me sixteen hours to get to work and sixteen hours back to home with lots of driving while at work
only way out is for the United States to become an actual United States that have the same living wages and worker rights in all states, caps on housing and food costs in all states, require same environmental protections across all states, up education standards across all the states to the same levels, upping the funding amount on public transportation inside and out of states
car dependency is centered around where you live as travel is intentionally hobbled by high costs and other barriers because people that are stuck where they are at and dependent are unable to travel to see or share to other people and ways of life thus keeping the old ways going and the populace contained
But that driver is on the wrong side to be American.
Just imagine he's a letter carrier.
Seems right because he definitely looks angry enough to be a USPS employee.
I just uber if it's rush hour. I'm not driving in all that mess.