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As a bike rider, I forget this is a thing. Asked my neighbor, he pays $350/month in insurance alone ๐
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You are the problem.
Let's all abandon the countryside and move to the city rather than improving transport links for rural communities then.
IDGAF about how farmer Jones is going to get to his farm at 5am every day to feed the cows.
idgaf about people who spend their days causing climate change, yes. That includes both people who dig up carbon and cow "farmers".
Cow farming was just one example of work that can only really be done in rural locations. Presumably you're not against the farming of vegetables?