included, but not limited to.

hostile infrastructure. if you’re not in a car then fuck you.

I hate it.

The roundabout that I cross every day to go to work has the crosswalk even closer.

yall need real keyboards.

Try a 3 lane roundabout entry. I cross that shit twice a day on my commute to work every fucking day. Other options are very far out of the way as to make them non-viable.

I always wave on traffic so that I may cross when it is safe. Sometimes, a car stops to let me through, and refuses to move. I won’t go, because I can’t see the other two lanes past the car that is stopped. Four times in the past year, that car was rear ended by a massive fuckoff truck. For whatever reason, they get pissed off at me, not the guy that rear ended them.

This is part of the reason why I do not engage in online communities related to shows and games and movies that I am currently experiencing or intending on experiencing soon.

sadly, this does mean that I don’t get to talk to people about cool shit, but that’s better than shitty exchanges with people I’ll never meet.

on the one hand, fuck you for your gatekeeping bullshit. You obviously don’t understand how nearly every developed country has built infrastructure to exclusively allow car eccentric transportation. Busses, if they exist, suck ass. Bike lanes, if they exist, are also terrible. If you don’t have a car, you can’t live.

On the other hand, almost nobody should be in personal cars. Public transportation fucking sucks and needs to be massively improved so that people like whom you responded to don’t need to drive.

edit: bring on your downvotes, I’m right and you can’t handle it.

if wasting a byte or seven matters to you, then then you need to be working in a lower level language.

memes aside, this argument is batshit insane. You can watch an anime without having read the manga. You can like derivative works without having consumed the source material. It’s ok. let people like things