Fuck Cars
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Well that's it, it almost always is more convenient (again, assuming you have one, it has fuel, roads are built and prioritize cars etc.), but that completely ignores all the negative externalities.
Like: it would always be more 'convenient' for me to pee against a wall when I need to go, but if everyone starting pissing everywhere it would be objectively worse for everyone.
Good and fair answer.
I'm kinda not anti car... But kinda am.
It would be kinda cool to have a way to ditch at least 1 of the family cars, but fuck Australia and our backward thinking bureaucrats.
Not only are things getting worse as far as infrastructure goes, the costs of public transport are skyrocketing too.
No one wants to pay through the nose for a train that leaves them behind because it's over full (a real issue at some stations on the Melbourne train line I'm on).