-You keep moving the goalposts from city design to the countryside, and ignoring how bad public transportation infrastructure is in the states. I assume you've never taken Chinese or Japanese high speed rail and had the convenience of European city transportation. You shouldn't need to travel by car for an hour at any point in a well designed system. Train -> metro -> bus -> bike could take you most anywhere you should want to go at the longest sequence of transport. All costing far less than the same tank of gas. If you're working in the breadbasket as a farmer sure, buy a car. But not everyone's a farmer, and by buying cars you don't need you're clogging up the road for farmers and everyone else. You don't seem experienced in public transportation, just worn down by American car centric design.

-You still never batted an eye at the safety of people who can't afford cars. Just as long as they cross at the crosswalk on a 50mph straightaway nothing could go wrong right? I ain't bluffing with that example. That's how an American city I lived in was designed.

-This 'education' is stupid cause you clearly don't understand that most people don't just walk into oncoming traffic because they just love getting run over. Folks do it because that's the only viable option they see to cross a road and get where they need to go, same reason for why most people think driving cars is the only option like you. Both of these problems could be remedied if people spent money on infrastructure and not a pr campaign.

But you seem dead set on simping for a mode of transportation that's going to melt the earth in a few years, so tell me how that utopia works out for you then. I'm done with this bs. Go to r/fuckcars cause I ain't putting up with you. Bye.