@wtypstanaccount04 is this your king???
holy shit that is actually him lmao
Hopefully you’re being ironic, gas prices do affect the working class because our entire built environment is designed around cars.
“You live in a country designed around cars yet you drive a car, which is bad for the environment. Owned.” :very-intelligent:
Obviously the answer here is to build more trains, not to yell at people who drive (unless they drive a big-ass truck)
The virgin Liam: lives in Philly and drives
The chad Rocz: lives in Philly and hasn’t driven in years.
(Yes this is ironic.)
Also want to point out that this is a news program, Liam probably went on a more in-depth rant and the news just clipped the points they wanted.
To back up what @wtypstanaccount04 is saying, I don’t drive but I still rely on highways to get to my job. I make $33k a year and spend maybe 1k a year chipping in for carpool. Carpooling is the cheapest option; public transit would cost 50% more and would double the time of my commute.
At this point our entire civilization is car-centric; to replace cars will mean radical civilizational change. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all about setting that change in motion, but it will involve abandoning and/or rebuilding most of what was built over the last 110 years.
Japan isn’t the ideal, but I think it’s up there in terms of human-centric planning.
It’s politics aren’t as great though :disgost:
we’re with local podcaster, Liam, talkin’ about pump pain at the N Lube, where my man getting all the gas.
Yay Liam
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