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Rocks do damage too, my cars usually seem to need a windshield every few years. [My VW was horrible, it needed one every 2. Soft glass.]
Beats me how we got here, with such heavy salt usage. Probably from people who wanted roads to be cleaned sooner than later.
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tbm5690 said:
I agree, the issue though is people that can barely drive when the roads are warm and dry let alone in inclement weather.
So what I mean by my ''natural selection" comment is some what complicated........it will seem a bit harsh, but true as i see it.
The same people noted above, that cant seemingly drive on a clear summers day, in the slow lane, without rear ending someone, are a problem. Many of these same people, if not most, believe in natural selection, a process where the most fit and suitable to their environment evolve for one thing to the next, over a period of time. These same people chant "defund" the police, while at the same time, entrust in ONLY police and military with their safety and security. These same people, put forward an idea of equality and enviromentally friendly energy, but order 1 single pen from Amazon, delivered to their door.
The irony in this ''natural selection" comment, is if in fact this is the case, the above noted people are going to have a hard time in the selection process.
Salt on the roads is dumb, and there ought to be a way to suit the needs, while not destroying vehicles is my point. Let figure that one out before we figure out how to go to Mars or figure out the origin of the universe, or whatever.