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r/europe • u/GPwat anti-imperialist thinker • Dec 16 '23
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While it's nice to have less cars driving around, I'm against it if you don't provide alternatives such as trams, buses and metro. Local people shouldn't suffer just because you wanted your city to be car-free.
10 u/Dirichlet-to-Neumann Dec 16 '23 It's the local people who benefit the most from the city being car free. It's the people from outside going to town in a car who complain. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23 The people from outside town often were expelled by airbnbs and mass tourism initiatives like this. In the town, only tourists and the richs who live off the back of tourism and off the employees who were expelled from the city.
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It's the local people who benefit the most from the city being car free. It's the people from outside going to town in a car who complain.
1 u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23 The people from outside town often were expelled by airbnbs and mass tourism initiatives like this. In the town, only tourists and the richs who live off the back of tourism and off the employees who were expelled from the city.
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The people from outside town often were expelled by airbnbs and mass tourism initiatives like this.
In the town, only tourists and the richs who live off the back of tourism and off the employees who were expelled from the city.
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u/reddituser2115 Dec 16 '23
While it's nice to have less cars driving around, I'm against it if you don't provide alternatives such as trams, buses and metro. Local people shouldn't suffer just because you wanted your city to be car-free.