Socialism or barbarism

Yep. They’re mechanized horse riding barbarians.

dungeon hardened bollard

https://sprawlrepair.com/

You’re not counting the scenario in which distant houses that are stranded in some “suburbia” will crash in value and those places will be slowly abandoned.

an email, with insults.

She owns it now? :d

so, who won the parking spot?

a slow beach tram would sound lovely.

and about lack of parking spots (free)

I’m referring to the rest of the picture. That vehicle should not be in that environment.

That’s a sports/off-road motorcycle…

If you act like a carbrain, you are a carbrain, even if you’re not in a 4 wheeled motorized vehicle.

I’m just upvoting for the title.

There is no causalities, nor losers.

There are casualties, all the people injured or killed by car drivers.

In terms of conflict, you need to understand the suburban car dependency model as exploitation of urban areas. Without this constant exploitation, suburbia would be abandoned (bailouts are a separate issue.)

Cities are for people, not cars.

British empire colonies suffer from the settler land-race problem of sprawling takeover. When they talk about “rural”, they don’t know what it means as they’re just referring to the sprawling frontiers of “homesteaders.” Normal rural design is what you see in most of the rest of the world (and there is variation and some sprawl too.)

Remember JSO?

It’s going to take statistics to confirm it.

I’d say that people who feel threatened by the higher prices may become shittier drivers by losing even more focus or may become shittier drivers by becoming more delusional about their driving skills, their carbrain identity, as a reaction.

You’d think that they feel more unity and solidarity with others, but cars encourage the sociopath behavior. I’ve only seen some sense of solidarity with professional drivers. That should be visible soon if they protest the high prices (truckers, taxi drivers.)

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unsustainable

not capable of being prolonged or continued : not sustainable