I wish this was all just a bad dream and that I am actually living in the good timeline.
Do not assume that it is worthy of the title "man".
I disagree. I think the main reason they like them is because to a normie trams are kinda exotic and cute. Trams to most people aren't something they use everyday but something they use during holidays and traveling. Trams are after all pretty impractical in most circumstances, including most public transport circumstances so they tend have a novelty factor where ever they are. There just is more positive association to trams than busses or trains so urbanists like to parade them around to masses who haven't thought about logistics or anything else like. A pure feels tactic.
These people totally overestimate how much cars cost. Sure you put tons of money on cars if you want but you don't have to. Cars have occasional big ticket expenses but when you have one the short trips are very cheap and cut so much time while giving you many more options.
I briefly lived in Toronto years ago.
I've brought up that /r/fuckcars has the most touristy images in their head when it comes to real cities and then actually tries to use that as an argument for reality.
I remember dad taking me to one of these as a kid to learn how to ride a bike better. Fuck these fags, it was fun
Tech company employees and owners really like this system of belief because they live like this already/enjoy having easy access to low mobility workers.
I just wanted to see what people thought on the matter. I'm not trying to rant, only to read Farmers think of it and to debate points made which I disagree with. If I wanted to have a spergout I would have argued with him here instead of making a thread in Mass Debates.
It must be an update to the algorithm that makes it suggest content like this. I've never shown any interest in urbanization or cars on Youtube. I've also been getting a lot of tranny gaming channels in my recommended along with these.
Company towns are historically notorious for treating their workers like shit. "Sixteen Tons" is a great song but it also refers to company scrip which is worthless if you leave or if the company shuts down.
As a kid those were fun because you could drive around little electronic vehicles in a model town.
I drove an unreasonably small car for most of the past decade and there's really no benefit to doing so. Most cars on the road are low spec crossover SUVs which are just a taller version of the red shitbox above. They are more practical and offer more space for transporting larger items with minimal weight or fuel use difference.
I have a 'midsize' pickup. I wish they still made them in this size though, with a usable bed:
That vehicle, if produced today, would not meet highway safety standards. For one thing, those gloriously thin and unobtrusive A-pillars wouldn't hold up in a rollover, it has poor frontal offset collision ratings, can't pass the side impact test, etc.
Of course, either way it leads to them getting rid of cars
Witches vs Patriarchy is well known they were the source of the don't astral project against allah meme a few years ago.This subreddit may be worth checking out in the future:
