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Wait, what? They are absolutely right.

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No they’re not. They are arguing against a straw man so ridiculous it’s more of a small sad-looking pile of straw. And they know it, too; they’re a regular car-brained troll in this community, and they’ve had it pointed out to them why their arguments are nonsense many times before.

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They are arguing against a straw man so ridiculous it’s more of a small sad-looking pile of straw.

What is the “straw man” in their argument? Be specific.

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carbrains are real but this user isn’t one

it’s obvious that the real problem is that Melbourne’s buses and roads are shit, not that people are driving at normal car speeds.

lowering speed limits are a good thing but really low speeds like 6km/h only belong in carparks and high pedestrian areas.

20km/h should be the norm for areas like shopping streets.

Anyway the real problem is that we have designed our car moving roads to be right in the centre or population centres, and that our buses are really fucking horribly scheduled and operated. Even our 90x “smartbus” high frequency lines have really shit 20m or worse frequency sometimes, and off peak frequency is generally shit on any route, even rail.

It would be nice if 2 people waiting at a crosswalk got priority over 1 person in a car, but that’s not going to happen with the primitive “heavy moving box strong” logic in our brains, get real

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