@professlou@QuinlanQuinlan@enforcelawsNYC Maybe NYC isn’t for you. Buy a large plot of land, build a house in the middle of it, then u can ride ur bike and exclude cars from ur land, there’s still freedom to do that but u can’t exclude people from public spaces & how they move about on said places
@BetterR0ads@zofer11@enforcelawsNYC And the divide will become greater as you punish the working class through prohibitive fees and destroying parking spaces, they aren’t rich and can’t pay for a chauffeur or a garage. Ask the working class guy that grew up in Washington Heights if life was better with a car.
@BetterR0ads@zofer11@enforcelawsNYC Maybe you’ll get a clue that you’re being disingenuous. Ranting about the “rich” while promoting policies that enhance and speed up the divide between the haves & have nots. Did u not pay attention to the person who actually grew up working class in Washington Heights?
@buildingbulldog@enforcelawsNYC@MarkLevineNYC Either distance isn’t too bad, he could’ve easily have walked yet he s restricting options for movement for everyone else except his fellow elitists
@enforcelawsNYC@MarkLevineNYC If an immigrant works hard and is able to buy a beat up used car, make it monetarily prohibitive through fees & fines destroy street parking so only the few can have the freedom of a car’s mobility. Then the refrain only the rich have cars will become true. Disingenuous elitism
@BetterR0ads@zofer11@enforcelawsNYC Apparently you’re not paying attention to the actual people whose freedoms you’re slowly but inexorably taking away. This is why no vote has been taken on these issues, its implemented by the few who “know better”
@zofer11@BetterR0ads@enforcelawsNYC Then your plan to limit the mobility of the average person is working, only the very few, like the Soviet Union, will have the benefit of freedom of unfettered mobility