A quarter of US shoppers have dumped favorite stores over political stances
A new poll also found that four in 10 Americans have shifted spending to align with moral views in recent months
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I think that everyone who is in a position to stop driving should do so, and everyone else should reduce as much as possible. There could be a no-drive Sunday (assuming that's the day the least amount of people have to drive to work). Electric cars are still unaffordable for most of us, but everyone buying bikes in a short span of time could send a message.
Trump can't "drill baby drill" if demand plummets.
China has insanely good and affordable EVs, US is so backwards
Heck. Can we just do that anyway? Bikes (and ebikes) are the future. Anything else is borrowing from our future to pay the past.
I love bicycling, and used to commute on bike almost exclusively. But I don't do it so much anymore because I've had too many close calls.
Buddy of mine was intentionally hit with a car while cycling. He was lucky, only permanent damage is some missing teeth. There's real fucking psychos out there in the way of better bike infrastructure.
That doesn't surprize me in the least. I try to commute on bike wherever feasible, but these days I almost entirely stay off roads. Biking has taught me that 99% of people do not deserve their license.