Hey.. maybe they should come to ND where it’s -40 some days in the winter. I won’t be riding a bike or a scooter anywhere here. Or taking a bus to Costco. We’re being ruled by fools.
The "A" answer is to avoid urban areas like the plague, if at all possible. I haven't been to Seattle for several years, and I live less than an hour away. Any area pushing WEF policies isn't a place to support.
I am so sick of these people and I use the term loosely when I say people. They need to run their own lives and leave everyone else alone. Get a freaking life you dumb shits.
I've often mentioned this, as it was one of the top 5 things that made me decide to leave the UK nearly 20 years ago...
I once applied for a job with the local government, what's called a 'county council' there. The job was to be in charge of all the council car parks throughout the country. It came with a fat salary and perks, so I was excited to get the interview - but it's the only interview in my life that I told them I didn't want the job.
Why? Because even then, 20 years ago, the 3 people interviewing me stated that part of my role, and their longer-term aims, were to make private car ownership difficult, and to force people onto public transport.
I politely told them to shove the job up their ass and walked out.
Most days, providing the weather is good, and depending on how long I will be out, I take my dog w/me. One of the greatest joys in life is watching a dog take a joy ride. I cannot fathom myself as an older person, on a scooter w/my dog, trying to get a week's worth of groceries home. The WEF gets on my last nerve.
i also lived in a 15 min city. SF for 10 years in the 2000s. Scooting or biking around the shit and potholes was a lot of fun, but 20 years ago it wasn't as bad as it is today. Now you have to scooter around the shit, potholes and homeless drug addicts! And public transportation was as joyful then as could be. I was late to work almost every day not because I didn't wait at my bus stop every day an hour early, but because it was ALWAYS late because the workers union often liked to strike and when it was running, it was full of homeless who liked to treat it as their personal bathroom so it was full to capacity all the time (often my boyfriend now husband would get his car out to drive me downtown so I wouldn't be late to the job that paid our bills). Oh, and when enterprising young dotcom people tried to run a private bus to downtown along my route, the gov shut it down, because they couldn't have competition...and it caused many of those hardworking, taxpaying workers to finally throw their hands up and move out to other pastures. so yea, great idea WEF. Fuckers.
I will ride an e-scooter when everyone in the WEF (and Bill Gates) starts eating crickets, lives in a 15-min city, gives up their planes, and "walks the walk." Their BS is giving me a headache.
I am a well-educated, well-dressed adult woman. A lady. I will never ride a scooter. Or climb into an Uber or some-such ride-sharing vehicle with a pathetic, potentially dangerous stranger. I intend to drive a gas-burning 4-door sedan for the rest of my life -- or until the Dem/Communists forcibly prevent me.
I live in Spain. Approximately 80% of parking, car parks and on-street, is free. Most of the time it just works. The WEF is not interested in fixing real problems, just pushing a control agenda.
Nothing new here to anyone watching this space or reading the 2015 published "transformational 2030" agenda, or the slightly more recent UN Urban Agenda Habitat III. No cars was always the goal, stated by the likes of Al Gore and President of Mexico, back in the day.
However, municipal authorities throughout the West have been adhering to these goals for some time. Parking spaces have been significantly reduced, while costs have escalated. Once again, the goal is obvious, though sadly not to most.
We so deserve what we get. I fervently wish it wasn't so, but so long as most remain readily biddable, easily conditioned, willing to die or be made sick from useless, unpredictable clot shots, happy to uncritically ingest the daily measure of propaganda and indoctrination, it's going to be an unpleasant and bumpy ride to a truly awful destination. There exists some solace in the idea that the current expression of tyranny is destined to go the same way as all previous versions, arriving at a literal and figurative dead end. Just a shame we have to endure the misery to relearn the absolutely fundamental tenets for a life of abundance: liberty, prosperity and happiness.
Hey.. maybe they should come to ND where it’s -40 some days in the winter. I won’t be riding a bike or a scooter anywhere here. Or taking a bus to Costco. We’re being ruled by fools.
The "A" answer is to avoid urban areas like the plague, if at all possible. I haven't been to Seattle for several years, and I live less than an hour away. Any area pushing WEF policies isn't a place to support.
As soon as I see Schwab and Gates go to Davos on their nice little scooters, I’ll use one too. The old “rules for thee but not for me”....
I am so sick of these people and I use the term loosely when I say people. They need to run their own lives and leave everyone else alone. Get a freaking life you dumb shits.
I've often mentioned this, as it was one of the top 5 things that made me decide to leave the UK nearly 20 years ago...
I once applied for a job with the local government, what's called a 'county council' there. The job was to be in charge of all the council car parks throughout the country. It came with a fat salary and perks, so I was excited to get the interview - but it's the only interview in my life that I told them I didn't want the job.
Why? Because even then, 20 years ago, the 3 people interviewing me stated that part of my role, and their longer-term aims, were to make private car ownership difficult, and to force people onto public transport.
I politely told them to shove the job up their ass and walked out.
Most days, providing the weather is good, and depending on how long I will be out, I take my dog w/me. One of the greatest joys in life is watching a dog take a joy ride. I cannot fathom myself as an older person, on a scooter w/my dog, trying to get a week's worth of groceries home. The WEF gets on my last nerve.
i also lived in a 15 min city. SF for 10 years in the 2000s. Scooting or biking around the shit and potholes was a lot of fun, but 20 years ago it wasn't as bad as it is today. Now you have to scooter around the shit, potholes and homeless drug addicts! And public transportation was as joyful then as could be. I was late to work almost every day not because I didn't wait at my bus stop every day an hour early, but because it was ALWAYS late because the workers union often liked to strike and when it was running, it was full of homeless who liked to treat it as their personal bathroom so it was full to capacity all the time (often my boyfriend now husband would get his car out to drive me downtown so I wouldn't be late to the job that paid our bills). Oh, and when enterprising young dotcom people tried to run a private bus to downtown along my route, the gov shut it down, because they couldn't have competition...and it caused many of those hardworking, taxpaying workers to finally throw their hands up and move out to other pastures. so yea, great idea WEF. Fuckers.
I will ride an e-scooter when everyone in the WEF (and Bill Gates) starts eating crickets, lives in a 15-min city, gives up their planes, and "walks the walk." Their BS is giving me a headache.
I am a well-educated, well-dressed adult woman. A lady. I will never ride a scooter. Or climb into an Uber or some-such ride-sharing vehicle with a pathetic, potentially dangerous stranger. I intend to drive a gas-burning 4-door sedan for the rest of my life -- or until the Dem/Communists forcibly prevent me.
Try working in the construction and renovation industry and getting to your worksite with all your tools and materials.
Sometimes you end up parking a number of blocks away from the site and you spend an hour or so just lugging the tools and materials there.
Ironically, as the health and safety manager, and with musculoskeletal skeletal injuries being a major bane within the construction sector in general.
And traffic incidents/being stuck by vehicles a notable hazard too.
The simple solution to both is to be able to park vehicles right outside the site.
Less time working under strain.
Less roads to cross or vehicles to potentially hit you.
But the polar bears Igor.
It's all for the polar bears.
I can't wait to see my guys try and do this on electric scooters.
Major fools.. we all don’t live in warm climates and also who are they to me... my big sequoia is a tank and I’ll always love it
I have to have knee surgery. No weight bearing x 6 weeks. Are they going to pay for my Uber?
Answer; i didnt vote for the wef to be our leaders. No way.
This would be farcical if these sociopaths weren't deadly and dangerous to mankind.
I live in Spain. Approximately 80% of parking, car parks and on-street, is free. Most of the time it just works. The WEF is not interested in fixing real problems, just pushing a control agenda.
Nothing new here to anyone watching this space or reading the 2015 published "transformational 2030" agenda, or the slightly more recent UN Urban Agenda Habitat III. No cars was always the goal, stated by the likes of Al Gore and President of Mexico, back in the day.
However, municipal authorities throughout the West have been adhering to these goals for some time. Parking spaces have been significantly reduced, while costs have escalated. Once again, the goal is obvious, though sadly not to most.
We so deserve what we get. I fervently wish it wasn't so, but so long as most remain readily biddable, easily conditioned, willing to die or be made sick from useless, unpredictable clot shots, happy to uncritically ingest the daily measure of propaganda and indoctrination, it's going to be an unpleasant and bumpy ride to a truly awful destination. There exists some solace in the idea that the current expression of tyranny is destined to go the same way as all previous versions, arriving at a literal and figurative dead end. Just a shame we have to endure the misery to relearn the absolutely fundamental tenets for a life of abundance: liberty, prosperity and happiness.