- 08 Oct 2010 19:43
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No. I do not have to live a perfectly non-polluting lifestyle in order to (correctly) point out that automobile dependence is a leading cause of air pollution.
It may be hypocrisy (as if that mattered), but that has nothing to do with the truth value of the preceding statement.
By the way, I do not use a personal automobile for any of my daily needs, and I only use polluting public transport about once a month. I get all my fruits and vegetables from a local farmer, and I try to pûrchase as much as possible locally. I think that if I can pick up my kids, get groceries, commute to work, and even take trips out of town without a car, then I have earned the right to bitch about people driving their cars into my neighbourhood and polluting it.
There is a crack in everything,
That's how the light gets in...
Fucking hypocrites.
Shut down your computer(made from oil products and toxic chemicals) that uses 800W of power before you start criticizing anyone. Anyone can sit there and find faults in others but unless you are really that much better, which varies by person to person and can be debatable, then your preaching and sarcasm is just that.
No. I do not have to live a perfectly non-polluting lifestyle in order to (correctly) point out that automobile dependence is a leading cause of air pollution.
It may be hypocrisy (as if that mattered), but that has nothing to do with the truth value of the preceding statement.
By the way, I do not use a personal automobile for any of my daily needs, and I only use polluting public transport about once a month. I get all my fruits and vegetables from a local farmer, and I try to pûrchase as much as possible locally. I think that if I can pick up my kids, get groceries, commute to work, and even take trips out of town without a car, then I have earned the right to bitch about people driving their cars into my neighbourhood and polluting it.
There is a crack in everything,
That's how the light gets in...