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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You really think that someone who lives in the suburbs and drives to the grocery store and everywhere else can criticize others over eco consciousness?  You have just multiplied your family’s carbon footprint by moving there.  So apparently you can make selfish eco decisions but others cannot? Glass houses op.  If you really cared about these issues you would have stayed in the city.  Did you bike to Aldi? Lol nope. [/quote]

It's the same distance I used to drive when I lived in the city. 5 minutes to the grocery store. My child takes the bus to school. We couldn't afford a house in the city, so we bought a townhouse further out. My work commute is 5 minutes and my husband goes into the city twice a week via train. We are a one car family. I do care about these issues, which is why I posted. I hate the car idling at Americans schools. That's also wasteful and our kids are standing around taking the pollution in. [/quote]

Ok, so you wanted a house more than you care about your impact on the environment.  These people want an suv more than they care about their impact on the environment.  You are not so different from them.  Most European families live in apartments, it’s easily doable.  And why were you driving to the grocery store in the city?  You don’t seem to understand that the five minute car trips are actually the most harmful type of pollution.  You seem completely uneducated on environmental issues and are just looking for an excuse to feel superior to your neighbors.  Or a troll.  [/quote]

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