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Entirely unashamed anti car propaganda, and the more the better.

Those fines were probably mostly paid by disabled people who had no choice because they were being experimented on:

"Sofia Sheakh, a disabled Lambeth resident who is 'heavily reliant' on her car, lost a High Court battle against Lambeth Council last year.

She had argued the authority had failed to consult residents properly over the introduction of LTNs, which had 'negative impacts' on those with disabilities.

But a High Court judge ruled the scheme was 'a genuine experiment'."
 
Those fines were probably mostly paid by disabled people who had no choice because they were being experimented on:

"Sofia Sheakh, a disabled Lambeth resident who is 'heavily reliant' on her car, lost a High Court battle against Lambeth Council last year.

She had argued the authority had failed to consult residents properly over the introduction of LTNs, which had 'negative impacts' on those with disabilities.

But a High Court judge ruled the scheme was 'a genuine experiment'."
OneLambeth spent £55k on failed legal cases with none of the donors actually mentioning anything about people with disabilities or any disability charities supporting their action. Pretty distasteful of the selfish drivers tbh. If they were smart they could have used that money a lot more effectively rather than just handing it over to lawyers.
 
No doubt all the anti-car people will vote Conservative if Nadhim Zahawi wins the leadership - anything to reduce the number of drivers must be good, right?

 
All offenders convicted of any “vehicle-enabled” crime would also have their licence revoked,

Sounds good to me - get speeding drivers off the road, which should reduce the number of cars by about 80%.
 
All offenders convicted of any “vehicle-enabled” crime would also have their licence revoked,

Sounds good to me - get speeding drivers off the road, which should reduce the number of cars by about 80%.

He's probably talking about armed robbery and suchlike. Nevertheless it's good to know what sort of Tory you would vote for.
 
No doubt all the anti-car people will vote Conservative if Nadhim Zahawi wins the leadership - anything to reduce the number of drivers must be good, right?

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$18 a month for heated seats!?!

Anything to make that shiny metal box more comfortable.
I really don't see the problem with that. So long as they offer an "unlimited" option, how is it worse than paying up front? They get to reduce the number of different configurations they make, which makes it easier to buy one off the forecourt because all of them will have heated seats and it's up to you to decide if you want it or not. Better yet, you can change your mind.
 
I really don't see the problem with that. So long as they offer an "unlimited" option, how is it worse than paying up front? They get to reduce the number of different configurations they make, which makes it easier to buy one off the forecourt because all of them will have heated seats and it's up to you to decide if you want it or not. Better yet, you can change your mind.

Who do you think pays the additional cost for all the cars to be manufactured with all the options? The consumer of course. Lots of cars being driven around with unused kit is wasteful and expensive.
 
Who do you think pays the additional cost for all the cars to be manufactured with all the options? The consumer of course. Lots of cars being driven around with unused kit is wasteful and expensive.
They save just as much money by manufacturing fewer configurations and not having unpopular ones sit around on lots for longer. Plus I don't believe for one instant that the sticker price of a BMW bears any relation to its construction cost.
 
Who do you think pays the additional cost for all the cars to be manufactured with all the options? The consumer of course. Lots of cars being driven around with unused kit is wasteful and expensive.
Quite bizarre to be concerned about the wastefulness of some resistance wires in a seat when one of the fundamental problems of cars is that they are massive lumps of material resources that sit around unused for most of their existence - taking up space that could be put to more socially beneficial uses.

What's wasteful is kit that is unused 95% of the time, which is why we should get rid of private ownership of cars and have a much reduced pool for communal use instead.
 
Quite bizarre to be concerned about the wastefulness of some resistance wires in a seat when one of the fundamental problems of cars is that they are massive lumps of material resources that sit around unused for most of their existence - taking up space that could be put to more socially beneficial uses.

What's wasteful is kit that is unused 95% of the time, which is why we should get rid of private ownership of cars and have a much reduced pool for communal use instead.

Not really, cars loose value the more they're driven. If they're used 24/7 they will be scrapped well before they otherwise would have been.

Anyway, are all the rooms in your home used at all times, or are you so wasteful as to sequest rooms for your family's exclusive use that are empty 95% of the time. Have you propsed your street has a single shared toilet for example, allowing you all to convert your bathrooms to sleeping accomodation for those in need?
 
Not really, cars loose value the more they're driven. If they're used 24/7 they will be scrapped well before they otherwise would have been.

Anyway, are all the rooms in your home used at all times, or are you so wasteful as to sequest rooms for your family's exclusive use that are empty 95% of the time. Have you propsed your street has a single shared toilet for example, allowing you all to convert your bathrooms to sleeping accomodation for those in need?
Fuck me - you really keep outdoing yourself mad Nads.
 
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