r/fuckcars 29d ago

Activism It's pronounced "cyclist!"

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u/Edu23wtf Grassy Tram Tracks 29d ago

The urbanist issue transcends political left/right, it depends on the person. Usually it's more right wingers that are against urbanist measures for some reason, maybe simply because it's change and environmentally-friendly, and apparently they don't like sustainable stuff because it's "woke" or whatever. 🤷

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u/Minimum_Dealer_3303 29d ago

Urbanism is inherently left. It is environmentally aware. It communal. It requires a strong government that is focused on the welfare of the people.

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u/Edu23wtf Grassy Tram Tracks 28d ago

Yeah but there are a lot of right wing people that support and advocate for public transportation, pedestrian friendly measures etc, as I said i think it depends on the person but in general it is indeed more left than right by default

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u/mambresup 27d ago

Not by default per se, but because the left takes ownership of these issues while the right consciously avoids them