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We need to have much more explicit values-based discussions about public policy issues. e.g. if you oppose removing cars from cities, you need to explain why the things you value should be prioritised over, say, children’s right to normal brain and lung development. https://twitter.com/nzdodo/status/1321585721874870272
We need to have much more explicit values-based discussions about public policy issues. e.g. if you oppose removing cars from cities, you need to explain why the things you value should be prioritised over, say, children’s right to normal brain and lung development. https://twitter.com/nzdodo/status/1321585721874870272
If you’re going to argue for the retention of car parking at the expense of safe bike lanes, you’re welcome to do that, but be clear that you’re prioritising convenience for motorists over not killing people on bikes.
If people were required to be more explicit about the values underpinning their arguments, it would become obvious how sociopathic many of these positions are. And we’d make decisions that are better aligned with what people actually value.
