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@PACNW-MTB: I really tried to convey that I wouldn't want to regulate anything, but rather people could some times take a step back and reconsider. Obviously my hyperbole for entertainment didn't go down well. Peace out!

@DylanH93: So you mean really whatever anyone wants to drive then. Anything they can come up with? No laws, no regulations, everything goes? Just don't think that would work in society. I am conceding that people can drive cars I personally think are bs, but just gotta accept that. Or that my car has to fulfill regulations I maybe disagree with. Again, Ideally I don't want to tell anyone or legislate what they drive. Didn't have to pull the sedan card man, I don't drive a sedan

@PACNW-MTB: The whole point is that people should try to find a compromise, some reflection. Then you don't need anyone to decide what reasonable is. But I guess that is a lost concept. Pretty easy to assess environmental impact of a vehicle over life time, not necessarily saying a prius is actually that great.

@mikelevy: @mikelevy: Bit late to the party, but in your own words, "When does it stop?" Spinning machetes welded to the hubs, spears, flame throwers? Somebody's fun stops when they unreasonably risk others life, no? Both sides of the argument have to compromise, but you are also ridiculing the other arguments. It just seems that trucks are getting out of hand while traffic, population density and the now more than obvious in your face climate disaster are on the up. There is you ripping around in your mini, which has no more impact than the average transportation pod, and that's cool. But there also is a lot of insane stuff on the road that could plow through the entire peloton and has the environmental impact of a Nimitz class aircraft carrier. Not for work, just to pick up 5lb of mulch once a year. TBH, I just don't see much willingness to compromise in those vehicles...