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Hello Dan:
You must live in Toronto. I say this because of your anti-driving message. The truth is that you are lucky to have your lifestyle and you have this comfortable lifestyle because of the mobility we have in our country--mobility which allows things to be done promptly, goods to be delivered, etc. Without this mobility the goods and services we enjoy would not be available. It is a hoax that the world will end to-morrow because of pollutants in our environment. Remember the hoax the holes in the ozone. Remarkably these holes were miracuously fixed, and there are no more holes.
If you want to live the lifestyle of a third-world country, keep up your anti-driving message because that is where our economy is headed. Think of what your lifestyle would be like living Syria, Zimbabwe, Loas--countries were there are few cars. Better yet, why don't you go and live in one of these countries. You will be quite comfortable, I'm sure, living where there are few cars.
L. Thompson