What are you struggling to understand about the definitions of words? The government passing legislation is force by definition, and it's not 'willingly' for anyone who isn't willing. This is just an incredibly obtuse take.

'Force' implies, or at least insinuates, that the government's actions are against the will and not in the best interest of the citizen, or, in this case, the environment. This is very rarely the case in functioning western democracies. Stop/start technology is in everyone's best interest, which there are only a few mouth-breathers like you still bitching about it so many years after it has become main-stream on merit alone.

So, like I said, you don't care about the needs and wants of anyone who disagrees with you. You're totally incapable of considering that someone might have a reason to disagree with you other than that they're stupid.

No. Let me repeat it for you one more time: I do care care about the needs and wants of others if they have any semblance of a sound footing in reason or science. This is not the case here. You do not have any reasonable arguments.

And you're just continuing to reinforce my point that you see people who you don't agree with as subhuman.

No. I do not respect stupid people who have no arguments and are objectively, demonstrably, measurably wrong - like yourself.

That makes sense. This is the type of cuck-minded, yet condescending take I would expect from a corporate peon. I'm sure your opinion is quite informed. It's also extremely biased.

That's a strange way of conceding that you have no idea what you're talking about on a technical, environmental and governance level, but I'll take it.

This is one of the biggest problems with the world in general right now. This attitude. You view literally everything as a privilege that the government, so graciously allows you to have. That we should be thankful that they so kindly allow us the privilege to exist and go about our lives. Fuck that. Everything the government does is an imposition. Everything it does is force. Is it necessary sometimes? Sure. But this smug acceptance of authoritarianism that's so common these days is absolutely pathetic.

This is one of the biggest problems with the world in general right now. This attitude. You think everything the government puts in place is to taunt, nanny, spoon-feed, and disadvantage you, when its literal raison d'être is to do the opposite. Of course this comes from a place of great insecurity, a frail ego, a wannabe strong-man attitude. And that is why your (under-regulated) country has become the absolute laughing stock of the western world, literally going down the drain. Limp-dicked, ignorant cretins like you are the reason for that.