Well, I'm a hardcore anti-car person, and I'm coming by just fine. I need a car about once or twice per year, when I'm moving furniture or something. Everything else can be had by public transit.

I'm well aware that other people need cars, but I'm concerned that there is one group of people that get the benefits of cars (people enjoying the calmness of their suburb which then commute into the city for work) and another group of people which gets all the costs dumped on them (people living in cities who have to live with the noise and air pollution and missing space for pedestrians).

.. or more willing to see the big picture, rather then their own comfort. There are places when common should come first not individualism.

Or I'm just not completely ignoring the problems that cars cause, you know, in reality.

In which reality do you live, wherein cars are totally fine?