| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:It's official: we must attempt to reduce our car usage | |
| Posted by: | Simon Hayes | |
| Date/Time: | 12/01/25 14:58:00 |
| What idealistic twaddle. You say get rid of private cars parked on roads, yet they are being replaced by car clubs, particularly ZipCar. So a large business like that is okay to park but not those people who pay their taxes and parking permits? Weird, twisted ‘logic’. What you overlook, Dominik, is that many car journeys are done for economic reasons, either people getting to work or tradespeople who need to get around. You also overlook Ubers, which are ALL private cars. You clearly don’t understand your own economic argument. It’s utter nonsense bullshit! If you dislike road space being taken up by motor vehicles I suggest you move somewhere there totally vehicle free. Dark, for example. There’s no law preventing private car ownership in the UK. London isn’t a separate country, despite your apparent desire for it to be so. You also forget that there are plenty of people with off-road parking. They will still drive on your precious roads. And not a shred of empirical evidence to back up your silly claims. You have the strange notion that people are just driving around for the sake of it. Are you 12? You should have started 2025 with a bit more common sense. If you can’t say anything sensible, perhaps best to say nothing. |