It's healthier, too. Moving on your feet, you'll lose weight.
We're talking about a continent where the primary modes of transportation for centuries were walking and horseback. Walkable settlements are not out of the ordinary there for these reasons. And we're talking about villages with a sense of shared community/culture, not secularized globalist tripe by shoving thousands of people into skyscrapers like a Soviet apartment complex.
America bad takes priority over religious theocracy bad
Redditors have now embraced Shia Islam.
Did the founding fathers drive a car? Or what about those single street frontier towns from the cowboy movies?
There has to be some kind of flowchart which lets you follow a redditard's decision what to support.
I don't understand how it's become a political stance or "my god given right!" to have poorly designed living spaces. Being able to walk 5 minutes up the road and buy shopping is so nice. If you're short on something while cooking dinner you can go buy the missing ingredients or buy fresh stuff to cook as soon as you get home. It's good exercise, it's free. But there's a weird type of American that's proud of... owning a car and wasting money on fuel? Yea, I don't get it.
But we aren't talking about small towns when we're talking about the urbanist/walkable city/fuckcars crowd though. They actively hate small towns and think that a hyper dense urban center is the only way to achieve their ends. Once again I recommend the dedicated r/fuckcars thread on the Farms here, it's a fun thread and it will go into great detail on the insanity that these people actually believe in.
That is convenient, but also requires dense urban planning. I would rather have a 5-10 minute drive if that means I can live in a house in a neighborhood, with a backyard, a nice tree out front, maybe a park a block away, than live in an apartment building that is a 5 minute walk from the grocery store.
Fuel you enjoy wasting, was not wasted.
And what happens when there's a blizzard and you can't walk to the store or the store isn't getting deliveries because of some bullshit plandemic or rioting uppity niggers? Those of us that live in rural areas stock up on food and grow/hunt for food so we don't need to go to the store every day. It's not "wasting gas" if I get to live somewhere free of leftists and niggers. You can enjoy being culturally enriched by imported turd world shitskins in your village while I can sit on my deck and shoot my AR-15 as much as I want.
Or that train outage in Japan from a week or two ago that stranded commuters for 5 1/2 hours on their way home from work.
You can have both? The village I grew up in had a super market that was always fully stocked. You could walk to it and it had everything you needed. A hardware store and a chip shop, along with a cafe and you have basically everything you need.
Political brainrot again. We can't have well planned living spaces because niggers might riot or we might get weather that's unsafe to walk or drive in.
Look I know you're taking the piss but just today we got 12 inches of snow where I live and it's still not slowing down, this is normal for us. I understand that most of Europe is mild weathered but people do live in areas where weather is a serious concern.
It's difficult to have a decently sized house with a yard and a good amount of space, and to be living in a neighborhood without having to take a short drive to the supermarket. It's a space thing. Big yards + decently sized houses = bigger neighborhoods = further distance away from commercial buildings to where I don't want to walk 20 minutes both ways to the store in 90+ degree weather (32 Celsius) in the summer. Most neighborhoods are within a 5-10 minute drive to the store, or multiple stores.
I live in a walkable town. And it's a tiny ass town. There's plenty of walkable places in America. Elmore's suburbs earn walking distances to stories.
