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Do you like driving? How come? (lazysoci.al)
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[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 months ago

I love it, driving my toy car is one of life's greatest pleasures, even just going out for a cup of coffee.

That said, I also love working from home, in a university town I can bike everywhere, or take my one wheel down to the grocery for essentials etc.

Idk why this seems so hard to understand to some of the fuckcars community, but liken it to vegetarianism (which as it happens my community is heavily vegetarian)

In the same way I strive not to eat trash low tier meat, and instead only consume quality, well cared for products.... I will happily push redesigns of communities for more pedestrian and pev centric ideals, but it does not need to be black and white such that it would sacrifice cruising the foothills and mountain roads I love so dearly.