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zeratul98 t1_itvykpr wrote

That demographic leans more heavily towards public transportation users.

I also think that people who don't live in Cambridge probably don't care that much about whether the apartment buildings they don't live in have parking

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ArvinaDystopia t1_itwc0zz wrote

They care whether there are spots.

But you're one of those "let's make driving worse" sociopaths, so this is pointless.

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Emergency-Ad-7833 t1_itxkn72 wrote

We don't care about driving. This has nothing to do with "making driving worse" This is about making walking/biking/public transportation better. Car parking is the largest waste of space in our cities. It spreads the city out and makes other forms of transportation impossible. It also makes building housing more expensive.

You probably "believe in markets" or whatever so you should be happy about this change now the markets will decide how much parking exists instead random political regulations

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ArvinaDystopia t1_iu0b3ng wrote

He literally said:

> Pretty simple: discourage driving.

Trying fucking reading, next time.

> You probably "believe in markets"

That's your line, rightist.

Edit: oh, you're an /r/fuckcars troll. That explains everything.

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Emergency-Ad-7833 t1_iufx3uq wrote

So you are leftist that kisses the boots of the oil and gas industry? good luck with that. you may want to just move on

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ArvinaDystopia t1_iuhn7by wrote

Oh, look, a troll. Let's play "guess which sub he came from?".

Have fun kissing the boots of the wealthy.
"Please triple my commute, daddy Bezos!" "Please remove my flexibility and mobility!"
"You have deiicious boots, mr landlord! I never want to have my own place!"

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zeratul98 t1_itwe16m wrote

My favorite thing is when people like you make assertions with no explanation or evidence and then expect people to agree with you. And then when they inevitably don't, you insult them and pretend they're the unreasonable ones. A true masterpiece

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ArvinaDystopia t1_iu4sskj wrote

Total number of spots? You don't have to use something directly to benefit from it.
Analogy time: there are 8 checkout lines at the supermarket. Two of those require the super special supermarket card to use, and you don't have it.
Someone decies to remove those lines. Don't you think you'll spend more time, despite the fact that you weren't using them, because the people that were using them are now in the other 6?

(also, they don't have to be inside)

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[deleted] t1_iu4tdfm wrote

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ArvinaDystopia t1_iu4ur3z wrote

Why do idiots always confuse homonyms? It's so easy not to.

Anyway, that's just displacing the issue.

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ArvinaDystopia t1_iu4vfep wrote

> Why do idiots always end their sentences with a preposition?

They don't, that's actual English.

Edit: Well, the idiot realised he was wrong and bowed out.

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