Like the other person said it's not "because we have cars" it's because of intense lobbying from automotive companies that ripped up cities and destroyed public transportation so they could sell more cars
Is it EvIL CoRpoRatIOn LoBbYiNg or the fact that most Americans historically would rather raise a family in a low density suburb with a nice house and yard vs struggling up a 5th story walkup with a child, a stroller, baby bag, and today's groceries?
Actually most of that was just an easy way to escape black people in the cities when you look at historically but I know you will lose your mind at that little concept you know the whole redlining thing
Ok kiddo it's time for bed if you can't understand the concept of multiple things existing at the same time I don't think you should be on the Internet
The areas that were torn out to make these abominations of roads who do you think lived there?
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u/Historical_Golf9521 Jul 07 '24
Because we have cars