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Originally Posted by Makarov
I also don't think it changes the fact that, generally speaking, communities realize a lot of efficiencies if they encourage more people to walk or use public transit more often (it's worth noting: no one, not even that stupid bitch Notley, has suggested that everyone must always walk or use public transit.)
Anyway, just my two cents.
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It's one thing to "encourage people to walk or use public transit". And it's another all together to penalize them for not doing so. Maybe you're in the "encouragement" tax bracket but many aren't.