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”A developed country is a place where the rich takes public transportation—not where the poor own cars.”—The Mayor of Bigota.

Our cities are designed by wealthy demons for the rich and privileged not for ordinary people. It is designed by people who never had to suffer the consequences of their bad deeds, which is why it is failing miserably. We are all living through the consequences of demonic car centric planning that prioritizes inanimate objects over people.

There is no such thing as a “CAR CITY.” It is people that create the vibrant energy of the city. Cars don’t pay taxes—people do. Cars are noisy, dangerous, and expensive. If we want affordable vibrant, and livable cities, we must redesign our cities for people not cars. We are all subsidizing the car users’ very expensive driving experiences whether we drive or not within this demonic car centric realm.

We have an energy leaking problems. Miles and miles of asphalts and concretes are developed for the cars.  Our organic energetic life forces are being drained, and our sacred lands desecrated by demons to pave ways for the almighty cars—while keeping us all stuck in low frequencies and vibrations. This is done intentionally to keep us from organizing against them, and to enslave us.

The demons would rather continued to annihilate and kill people with their flawed car centric design rather than fix a clearly broken system. We are all responsible for contributing to this mess by continuing to drive for our daily needs.

When we have to drive everywhere to do anything, then we start to lose the drive to do anything.  When we start to see others as mere obstacles in the way, then we start to lose trust in one another.  The automobiles have directly contributed to the development of this low trust and low desire society.  Car centric infrastructures create creepy and liminal spaces that is hostile to life.

A city that prioritizes the experiences of the car users is saying that people who can’t afford to drive, don’t want to drive, or shouldn’t drive don’t matter. This includes children, the disabled, and the elderly. We must take back our streets for the people. But, nothing will ever change as long as the majority remain attached to their metal cages.

A car centric city is a dead city not a vibrant livable city. All we have do is look into the ancient past to see what a city without cars is like. Of course history is written by the victors—so the truth may never be known.

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