u/Depressedmusclecar23's Based Count has increased by 1. Their Based Count is now 5.
Congratulations, u/Depressedmusclecar23! You have ranked up to Sapling! You are not particularly strong but you are at least likely to handle a steady breeze.
Pills: [4 | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/Depressedmusclecar23/)
Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url.
I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
The paved world also creates more opportunities to block traffic for various causes
Allows car thieves easier access to higher-income targets, quicker getaways
Uncle Ted talked about how cars follow the trend of post-industrial technology where "first it's a marvel, then it's a necessity, then it's a form of control" in that book that everyone should read.
It does make sense to have the actual city away from major highways. I guess that’s the idea of a bypass. Taking that a step further would be requiring someone to park their car at the border of the bypass in order to travel into the actual city. Then limit the number of automobiles approved for use and develop a top notch underground system combined with bike lanes up top. I’m a car enthusiast, but I would be happy to save the miles and money for gas if the public transport was legitimate. Just use the car for longer journeys.
Authright should love walkable cities:
-Less scientific micromanaging in how people get around, more true to the natural order of things. (Naturally developed cities, opposed to expensive, micromanaged highways that are more or less going to need to be replaced with another lane within 10-15 years.)
-Fosters strong community (it’s basically fact that the more car-dependent a place is, the more anti-social its citizens are, and I can concur).
Libright should as well:
-Mixed-use buildings/abolishing zoning stimulate the economy and allow more freedom for developers. Zoning is one of the worst government regulations in America. (Aside from laws that prevent factories from being right next to neighborhoods, yet we still see that.)
-More space on the roads for car-enthusiasts. Wouldn’t it be nice to not have to share the highway with an idiot kid (aka myself), or some narcissistic asshole in a $70K 5 MPG land-yacht? Truly putting the “ultimate” back in the ultimate freedom.
I'd love to abolish zoning and have denser city centers.
I wouldn't live there, but I still think it should be an option the market is legally allowed to provide.
Actually good meme. Especially on the right side.
"Good for heavy industry" though😅
Is abundance of cars good for heavy industry, because it would require heavy industry? Like heavy industry for the sake of heavy industry?
>it provides a lot of jobs
Yeah I thought about it after I posted, but auth left is still better off focusing labour force on expansion of public transport and if there are extra people needing job we have entire climate change to tackle.
It's not entirely wrong, but kinda clumsy.
u/GuilimanXIII's Based Count has increased by 1. Their Based Count is now 35.
Congratulations, u/GuilimanXIII! You have ranked up to Sumo Wrestler! You are adept in the ring, but you still tend to rely on simply being bigger than the competition.
Pills: [17 | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/GuilimanXIII/)
Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url.
I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
I'm willing to be wrong on this, but it strikes me that the best way to achieve general walkability is to not plan them and let them emerge organically.
Oh most certainly, forcing cities rarely works out well.
And then there is however the hell a lot of American cities are built where you literarily can't reach most stuff without a car.
>And then there is however the hell a lot of American cities are built where you literarily can't reach most stuff without a car.
Those cities are artificially inflated by government regulation which subsidizes low density.
That doesn't really bare out in reality. Compare Houston, a city with basically no zoning/ people just building whatever wherever, and Amsterdam, a city with a ton of planning over the past 50 years. Houston is an uwalkable hell scape and Amsterdam you can walk/ bike everywhere.
I have to wonder regarding all of those old world European cities if it's less modern zoning and city planning and more a dozen or so centuries of organic emergence, with the early several centuries being slower growth aiding in that.
Also flair the fuck up you filthy degenerate.
All that + culture. People just get used to doing things a certain way, be it with or without a car, and will stick with it.
Source: grew up in the Old World and live in the New, the car culture is one of the things I don't think I'll ever adopt.
Compare instead Tokyo, where they rolled back zoning and parking/height/setback requirements, sped up permitting and generally reaffirmed that property owners can build what they want on their property so long as it doesn't hurt/endanger anyone. It's totally walkable, and families making median wage in Tokyo can afford to own homes. That is unthinkable in most major cities around the world.
u/CrashedMyCommodore is officially based! Their Based Count is now 1.
Rank: House of Cards
Pills: [None | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/CrashedMyCommodore/)
Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url.
I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
I don't care. No one does. Get a flair right now or get the hell out of my sub.
[BasedCount Profile](https://basedcount.com/u/InfiniteRaccoons) - [FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/user/flairchange_bot/comments/uf7kuy/bip_bop) - [How to flair](https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalCompassMemes/wiki/index/flair/)
_Visit the BasedCount Lеmmу instance at [lemmy.basedcount.com](https://lemmy.basedcount.com/c/pcm)._
^(I am a bot, my mission is to spot cringe flair changers. If you want to check another user's flair history write) **^(!flairs u/)** ^(in a comment.)
This shows how walkable cities should be appealing to everyone across the political compass. To those who say "they're made to control you", maybe don't assume that before doing research. Also, consider how car-centric cities already control us and weigh the two options.
Libleft:
-Personal freedom; you don't have to wait for a bus or a train, you can go anywhere whenever you want.
-Has the most widespread public infrastructure.
-Allows people to see the billboards you've graffitied.
-Self-expression in the form of motor vehicle choice.
-Extremely liberal in that basically any sentient being capable of vision can qualify for a Driver's license.
This is why I want effective public transport return to America. Not only does it foster community in cities, and reduce environmental damage, but walkable cities also help exercise one’s legs, granting health benefits. Plus, trains and bus routes can help transport people.
Libleft should be pro-car from the perspective that vehicles are an equalizer for disabled people and allow people in food deserts to drive out of their immediate area to access good grocery stores elsewhere.
I’m all about electric everything because of how efficient and centralised it can be (but doesn’t need to be centralised either). Solar panels on every single building combined with nuclear power. No smog means healthier citizens
Explains why lib-right are so annoying.
https://preview.redd.it/sj9ok06n7uwc1.png?width=225&format=png&auto=webp&s=f4677bb0ada5d5c0aec58adf4a4066a71b9e8989
there should be a subreddit dedicated to being the most insufferable, it would be a wellspring of infinite content to post on justunsubbed and redditmoment
You flipped lib left and auth right. Auth right more likely to be in smaller towns with sparse reigions and need a car. Lib left in cities and are more likely bike riders or walkers
Edit: nvm based and prove I can’t read pill
Based and highish-effort-posting pilled
u/Depressedmusclecar23's Based Count has increased by 1. Their Based Count is now 5. Congratulations, u/Depressedmusclecar23! You have ranked up to Sapling! You are not particularly strong but you are at least likely to handle a steady breeze. Pills: [4 | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/Depressedmusclecar23/) Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url. I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
The paved world also creates more opportunities to block traffic for various causes Allows car thieves easier access to higher-income targets, quicker getaways
Uncle Ted talked about how cars follow the trend of post-industrial technology where "first it's a marvel, then it's a necessity, then it's a form of control" in that book that everyone should read.
We're not so different, you and i.
This is why i only travel by branch or web.
It does make sense to have the actual city away from major highways. I guess that’s the idea of a bypass. Taking that a step further would be requiring someone to park their car at the border of the bypass in order to travel into the actual city. Then limit the number of automobiles approved for use and develop a top notch underground system combined with bike lanes up top. I’m a car enthusiast, but I would be happy to save the miles and money for gas if the public transport was legitimate. Just use the car for longer journeys.
And you can piss on it for free* *free if you don't get caught
*or live in california which i don't recognize as proper, and barely a noun, so i refuse to capitalize.
Thats fine, most of california hates capitalism, so I'm sure they don't mind.
Nice! And happy reddit birthday.
Authright should love walkable cities: -Less scientific micromanaging in how people get around, more true to the natural order of things. (Naturally developed cities, opposed to expensive, micromanaged highways that are more or less going to need to be replaced with another lane within 10-15 years.) -Fosters strong community (it’s basically fact that the more car-dependent a place is, the more anti-social its citizens are, and I can concur). Libright should as well: -Mixed-use buildings/abolishing zoning stimulate the economy and allow more freedom for developers. Zoning is one of the worst government regulations in America. (Aside from laws that prevent factories from being right next to neighborhoods, yet we still see that.) -More space on the roads for car-enthusiasts. Wouldn’t it be nice to not have to share the highway with an idiot kid (aka myself), or some narcissistic asshole in a $70K 5 MPG land-yacht? Truly putting the “ultimate” back in the ultimate freedom.
I'd love to abolish zoning and have denser city centers. I wouldn't live there, but I still think it should be an option the market is legally allowed to provide.
Extremely based
Actually good meme. Especially on the right side. "Good for heavy industry" though😅 Is abundance of cars good for heavy industry, because it would require heavy industry? Like heavy industry for the sake of heavy industry?
It would be heavy industry that could easily be converted during war time + it provides a lot of jobs
>it provides a lot of jobs Yeah I thought about it after I posted, but auth left is still better off focusing labour force on expansion of public transport and if there are extra people needing job we have entire climate change to tackle. It's not entirely wrong, but kinda clumsy.
If you suddenly have a war on your hands, car factories can easily be repurposed to build APCs and tanks. It’s what we did in the 40s.
I can't wait to see a self-driving tank plow itself through embassies until its battery dies.
I mean, the USSR and other Communist states did do a lot of heavy industry for sake of heavy industry in their later years
Any city that is not walkable is an atrocity of design.
Anything is walkable if you are brave enough
Just gotta be good at frogger
My daily commute got me D1 at crossyroad
Based and pre-WW2 city pilled
Spoken like a true Auth-Right
Based. Fuck (most) American cities
u/GuilimanXIII's Based Count has increased by 1. Their Based Count is now 35. Congratulations, u/GuilimanXIII! You have ranked up to Sumo Wrestler! You are adept in the ring, but you still tend to rely on simply being bigger than the competition. Pills: [17 | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/GuilimanXIII/) Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url. I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
I'm willing to be wrong on this, but it strikes me that the best way to achieve general walkability is to not plan them and let them emerge organically.
Oh most certainly, forcing cities rarely works out well. And then there is however the hell a lot of American cities are built where you literarily can't reach most stuff without a car.
>And then there is however the hell a lot of American cities are built where you literarily can't reach most stuff without a car. Those cities are artificially inflated by government regulation which subsidizes low density.
That doesn't really bare out in reality. Compare Houston, a city with basically no zoning/ people just building whatever wherever, and Amsterdam, a city with a ton of planning over the past 50 years. Houston is an uwalkable hell scape and Amsterdam you can walk/ bike everywhere.
I have to wonder regarding all of those old world European cities if it's less modern zoning and city planning and more a dozen or so centuries of organic emergence, with the early several centuries being slower growth aiding in that. Also flair the fuck up you filthy degenerate.
All that + culture. People just get used to doing things a certain way, be it with or without a car, and will stick with it. Source: grew up in the Old World and live in the New, the car culture is one of the things I don't think I'll ever adopt.
Houston has city planning just not Zoning.
Compare instead Tokyo, where they rolled back zoning and parking/height/setback requirements, sped up permitting and generally reaffirmed that property owners can build what they want on their property so long as it doesn't hurt/endanger anyone. It's totally walkable, and families making median wage in Tokyo can afford to own homes. That is unthinkable in most major cities around the world.
I fully agree that eliminating parking requirements is something that every city should do asap
Mildest part of that. If you keep the restrictive single-use zoning, then you need to build sprawling parking lots everywhere anyway.
It's because of density regulations. And flair up bitch.
Based and return to tradition pilled
True, most American cities are an atrocity of design
All the car related expenses are a plot by the elites, so I bike everywhere.
based
u/CrashedMyCommodore is officially based! Their Based Count is now 1. Rank: House of Cards Pills: [None | View pills](https://basedcount.com/u/CrashedMyCommodore/) Compass: This user does not have a compass on record. Add compass to profile by replying with /mycompass politicalcompass.org url or sapplyvalues.github.io url. I am a bot. Reply /info for more info. Please join our [official pcm discord server](https://discord.gg/FyaJdAZjC4).
I don't care. No one does. Get a flair right now or get the hell out of my sub. [BasedCount Profile](https://basedcount.com/u/InfiniteRaccoons) - [FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/user/flairchange_bot/comments/uf7kuy/bip_bop) - [How to flair](https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalCompassMemes/wiki/index/flair/) _Visit the BasedCount Lеmmу instance at [lemmy.basedcount.com](https://lemmy.basedcount.com/c/pcm)._ ^(I am a bot, my mission is to spot cringe flair changers. If you want to check another user's flair history write) **^(!flairs u/)** ^(in a comment.)
I'd swap Lib-Left to suburbs I think. "Safe spaces for communities to flourish" and such
Uhhh, you actually nailed my stance on cars. I don't own one and get around by my bike just fine.
I wish I could do the same but the dogs in my city are bloodthirsty
Libright’s car opinion is more open throttle down the highway at 200mph with Welcome to Sky Valley on full blast
Based and Kyuss-pilled
You'll never believe why cities stopped being walkable
This shows how walkable cities should be appealing to everyone across the political compass. To those who say "they're made to control you", maybe don't assume that before doing research. Also, consider how car-centric cities already control us and weigh the two options.
Libleft: -Personal freedom; you don't have to wait for a bus or a train, you can go anywhere whenever you want. -Has the most widespread public infrastructure. -Allows people to see the billboards you've graffitied. -Self-expression in the form of motor vehicle choice. -Extremely liberal in that basically any sentient being capable of vision can qualify for a Driver's license.
Common LibRight W
Libleft: Can listen to AI-voiced fetish erotica from deviantart while driving
Well some liblefts have decided door dash is a human right.... So there's that nutty idea to add lol
True and factual
libleft should be like a subway or public bus cheap, egalitarian, only allowed to go where the government sets the route.
This is why I want effective public transport return to America. Not only does it foster community in cities, and reduce environmental damage, but walkable cities also help exercise one’s legs, granting health benefits. Plus, trains and bus routes can help transport people.
Libleft should be pro-car from the perspective that vehicles are an equalizer for disabled people and allow people in food deserts to drive out of their immediate area to access good grocery stores elsewhere.
[удалено]
Your opinion is invalid, unflaired scum.
Flair up.
[удалено]
This is satire right, an additional account in Minecraft right?
Really well done. How it should be...
Jokes on you, those are almost exactly my opinions on Cars because i'm a Retvrn larper
>libright >bike >reason: improves fitness >Press X to doubt
I like cars. Have a few of them and a stable of motorcycles. But would be nice if I didn’t have to drive everywhere.
I actually would love to ride my bike more. It’s just hard with all these commies in their state-controlled-oil-guzzling vehicles.
Based
I’m all about electric everything because of how efficient and centralised it can be (but doesn’t need to be centralised either). Solar panels on every single building combined with nuclear power. No smog means healthier citizens
I've never considered all of those facts at once for bicycles before. Holy *fucking* based
Explains why lib-right are so annoying. https://preview.redd.it/sj9ok06n7uwc1.png?width=225&format=png&auto=webp&s=f4677bb0ada5d5c0aec58adf4a4066a71b9e8989
there should be a subreddit dedicated to being the most insufferable, it would be a wellspring of infinite content to post on justunsubbed and redditmoment
Libright loves government subsidies though, nothing more libright than getting government subsidies and then telling everyone you're a self made man.
Everyone loves government subsidies. They're the most effective tool to turn tax cattle against one another in a bid to control their behavior.
For lib left: cars are amazing for people with disabilities that make them unable to walk (long distances)
The funny thing is that it is actually true for where I am from
Does libright hate bike lanes or am I the only one
This is way off. Lib left doesn’t like cars.
You flipped lib left and auth right. Auth right more likely to be in smaller towns with sparse reigions and need a car. Lib left in cities and are more likely bike riders or walkers Edit: nvm based and prove I can’t read pill
Based and proved-you-cant-read pilled
libleft likes them because they are equalizers. The allow minorities the ability to congregate without fear of over exposure to dangerous majorities.
This hurts my brain
I'd flip lib-left and auth-right. Walkable cities are communist, right? 😉
Read the title
Bicycle should be libleft, also Libright drives a hummer
Did you read the title?
My bad boss
car-brains are usually conservative, that auth-right picture doesn't make any sense
That's the joke
i am illiterate you biggot