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They really want us to love cars. But why would we love being car dependent?

Dependency is never freedom. Mobility freedom comes from mobility choices.

Via Urban Truth Collective: https://www.urbantruthcollective.com/

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I like being free to cheap out on transportation and then be able to splurge elsewhere (in my case, fancy tea and opera).

Someone else of my income would prefer the convenience and cost of their own car, and then skip the other luxuries.

Either way, having the option = more freedom.