@Hyolobrika @tropenfisch @Erik Freedom of what? Buying 60 kinds of soaps?
Cars aren't gonna be 100% abolished anyway, since rural areas need them and they can be used for unusual travels or for transporting medium cargo for medium-long distances.
The objective is to make so that one doesn't use or own a car because they don't need to, and make the remaining cars more eco-friendly.
Also, still talking about cars, I argue that using them IS infringing on the freedom of others, mainly their freedom of not getting intoxicated with exaust and their freedom of not getting their houses (my house tbh) underwater (climate change)
@Hyolobrika @tropenfisch @Erik I could also make your same argument about having the freedom for driving tanks to buy groceries
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Also, it is the only safe way to travel through Detroit.
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Safe in Detroit?? 🤣
Several years ago, a colleague from the Detroit area has moved to our Vienna, Austria, office for 3 years, including his family with 3 kids aged 3-7.
Before he returned, I asked him about the most impressive experience here in Vienna:
"That I can have my kids travel on public transport unaccompanied, at any time of the day, without concern."
I would rate such experience a lot closer to freedom than the "freedom" (= need) to drive.
This is very much true.
I love how Detroit is always brought up as “crime city” when southern states have much higher crime rates.