> I agree. The anti-car rhetoric in the US is simply ridiculous. The US is simply not built for any other lifestyle.
Er...yes. That's the reason there's anti-car rhetoric.
But you're also overstating the problem, which I wouldn't have thought was possible. Car culture is pervasive, but plenty of major American cities have decent-ish public transit.
Your whole argument is weird. It seems like you're saying "This problem is real, massive, and pervasive, therefore we need to stop trying to fix it and ignore it completely."
Er...yes. That's the reason there's anti-car rhetoric.
But you're also overstating the problem, which I wouldn't have thought was possible. Car culture is pervasive, but plenty of major American cities have decent-ish public transit.
Your whole argument is weird. It seems like you're saying "This problem is real, massive, and pervasive, therefore we need to stop trying to fix it and ignore it completely."