- cross-posted to:
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- cross-posted to:
- fuckcars@lemmy.world
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I get brainwashed outside the pod too, so there
Wrong.
Edit!
Also, notice this:
And this dude (lower left, immediately 9 o’clock of the “Y”):
See ya.
still paying for that fuel subscription though.
Yeah, and you’re still paying your food subscription, electricity subscription, roof subscription, etc. And if you use public transportation you have to pay your train or bus subscription. That’s not the zinger everyone thinks it is.
i know its not, i think the intention is to be a bit of a cheeky shitpost here
I live in Taipei. It is one of the most dense cities in the world.
We have an amazing subway system, but I still own a car. I also own a bicycle and a stand-up electric scooter.
I take whatever transportation is the most convenient. Sometimes it’s the bus. Sometimes, it’s the subway. Sometimes it’s by car. My point is it’s a city infrastructure, not the mode of transportation. If you vote for a government that cares about infrastructure, you will live in the city you want.
…brainwashed by electromagnetic radiation? Do you really believe that statement?
I think you might have missed what community this is…
I almost did too, as this reads like the most sane /fuckcars post
I think they were talking about talk radio
I drive electric and listen to podcasts. We are not the same.
You will pay the electrons subscription
You will be brain washed by higher frequency electric radiation
It’s this dissing the radio?
I don’t have a car, I ride my non-electric dope ass bike everywhere, and I listen to old Dead and Phish shows I downloaded to my rooted Android phone.
We are not the same.Not if you don’t live in the center of a very large city 🤷♂️.
This. I HATE cities. Crammed up against everyone else, smells, noises 🤮. I’m over 10 miles to the nearest grocery store and all these fuckcars weirdos will do some fucking mental gymnastics to explain a RURAL life without cars. I don’t think a single one of them has been anywhere where there is actual forest between cities/towns. They live in a city with great public transit so that must be how it is everywhere, right?
Commuting to office (by car) daily is the real problem. Road trips by car are incredibly freeing and not miserable.
I work from home and haven’t driven a car in months.
Focus Mk1 radio!
Nope, that’s why I work remotely.
