Communist Cars?
from the playing-nice-with-others dept
If you don't own a car, this service gives you the option to share.� It's not a new idea --it's basically a car-library.� You pay a membership fee, and you can borrow a car whenever you like.� But while Americans like to share music files, DVDs, CDs, etc., I don't think I know very many people who want to share their cars.� It seems to me that all this sharing business is getting out of hand.� Sharing cars really seems antithetical to the American Way, because we need to be -individual- consumers.� Or maybe this is the second coming of communism.� What will we share next?
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