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there are genuine people on the fence though, in most cases its consequential of policy e.g. scrapped a car (too old) and cant afford one or dont want to spend money on a car and now looking for alternative ways to move around.
They can be persuaded so I would say defiantly limit the social media interactions to either engaging with those OR busting myths that cunts like LTDA/ABD spread but with a time filter. 10-15 mins a day.
Social media isnt real life. Most people are okay. The fringe (on either side) gets too enlarged on the internet.
amey
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....it was genuinely you who encouraged me to do my bit with some community activism!
Urghhh, it's an absolute sewer, and I will take your advice and walk away. I pointed out the positive change that's coming (long-planned ANPR access for emergency services) and next thing I'm a gloating fanboy of poisoning low-income neighbourhoods....
Weirdly none of their ire is ever directed at the actual cause of the pollution, only those making effort to reduce.