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Cycling is ten times more important than electric cars for reaching net-zero cities
(theconversation.com)
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Then what is the problem?
And who built the infrastructure?
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"we" is used very liberally here. I had no say in the planning, implementation, or even the allocation of funds for the current infrastructure. In fact, most of it has existed since before I was born.
You’ve also been able to vote in a few local elections along the way, yeah? Where I’m at there are often candidates who champion bicycle infrastructure, and it’s not a new phenomenon. More often than not they’re mocked and not elected. I imagine my city isn’t unique in that.
So yea, WE are to blame.
Sure, I'm to blame for being outvoted. Thanks. Fuck you too.
It’s not a personal attack on your character. It’s fact. Grow the fuck up.
I'm sure a lot of things existed before you were born.
There were also a lot of things that didn't exist before you were born.
Change da world, my final message. Good bye.
I'm sick of people blaming the people. I'm sick of people trying to shove bicycles down our throats like THAT will fix the issue.
My comment was in response to the blaming of the people and pushing cycling as the solution. This article should be, how do we influence better zoming laws. How we do improve the city infrastructure.
We do vote. Every election cycle. We do what we can with our few voices.
The sooner we stop upvoting these shit articles the sooner we can fix the actual issue.