Matt B
Whatever. Parking on double yellow lines, parking on pavements; I'm sure you know what I mean.
Blocking the pavements and causing extensive damage to them, for a start.
Everyone gets benefit from schools (society needs educated people), the fire service and libraries. Subsidising a car park is like subsidising a yacht marina. Nobody forced you to buy a car. There is every reason to expect you to pay its costs.
I merely stated a fact.
I merely stated a fact.
I merely stated a fact.
So? As you concede the previous buttertions, it is clear this is no burden. It is obviously cheap at the price.
Hardly. Those who wish to use the roads for non-motoring reasons have not had the same consideration. Also, please explain who these "citizens" are. So far as I know, in the UK we remain subjects of the Crown. This is not a republic.
Such as? Do you imagine there are any? Poor baby!!
Shouldn't no constraints be the goal?
We're not far from that now, and it kills well over 3000 people a year, injures many more and keeps most people too scared to use the roads unless they are in a big metal cage.
Wow! Something we agree on.
-- Joe * If I cannot be free I'll be cheap
