Saturday, February 12, 2011

It's Not a War on Cars

First thing's first. It's not a war at all. Can't we come up with a better rhetorical flourish than declaring war on something? George Carlin called us out on that 20 years ago and we're still doing it.



But it's not about taking your cars away from you. Honestly, it isn't.
It's about this:
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And this:
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And about this:
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And this:
blog.TelNav.com
And also this:
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And this, too:
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Even more importantly, it's about giving the people like this:
MedicalHomeAlert.com
And like this:
InstaBlogImages.com
And like this:
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The ability to do things like this:
SmallBizTechnology.com
And go do this:
Fotolia.com
And maybe even once in a while do this:
123Life.com
Just like you do. And, hey, there's something in it for you, too, y'know.
You. (Probably.)
Peson-LV.com
You see, the real goal here is to give everyone - everyone - choice. When you walk out your front door, to go do whatever it is you're going to do, you should have the choice to get there like this:
ArlingtonHousing.Wordpress.com
Or using this:
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Or taking this:
VisitingDC.com
Or riding this:
LivingElPaso.Wordpress.com
Or, yes, even getting in this:
aarbf.Wordpress.com
That's all it's about. Now what's so wrong with that?

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