For me it’s not so much trying to insult them for having a small dick, but insulting them for caring so much about having a small dick they feel the need to compensate.
It's very weird that you care so much about the size of other men's penis. It's equally weird that you care what someone else drives.
Are we at a point in society where we can no longer do anything as long as some internet keyboard warrior doesn't think we should?
Viable is subjective. If you have enough money, public transit is never viable. Poor people already can't afford to drive so we're trying to change the minds of people who can afford to drive but don't want to take public transit. The 'me first mentality' is what got us into this mess to start with so the solution needs to speak to those people and money does that.
My buddy at work just changed his driving habits due to increasing costs so he's going from a 25m drive to 1h15m taking public transit. Hardly ideal but that's the point as no city government has the money to spend on new public transit infrastructure until enough voters want it to happen.
Using your own example, you'll continue to drive despite the negative impact to the environment unless the city magically makes your 5 hour commute as quick as your 2 hour drive or the cost of driving forces your hand. Speaking of 'me first mentality'...
The alternative to the status quo is the incentive to change
That doesn't even make sense because it assumes there's already an alternative and public transit is not an alternative method of transportation for many if not most people.
It works for me, so I use public transportation daily but I know many people I work with drive in because they live far from work and public transit is a nightmare if you have to transfer between train/bus or bus/bus. Even then, my bus is often late, or doesn't show up and there's nothing I can do about it other than complain to the city, which they just ignore anyway.
Adding a cost to driving will force people to reconsider their habits and when enough people have to change, we can demand the city do better with transit. Right now, if you have money, you will not take public transit. It doesn't make sense for people with money and poor people have no choice to take public transit.
Nepotism is nepotism, regardless of the scenario or spin. It can be done well and it can be done poorly. Nepotism isn't illegal so it doesn't matter what anyone thinks on the subject.
The last company I worked for did it all the time and my current employer has rules strictly forbidding it.
It's very weird that you care so much about the size of other men's penis. It's equally weird that you care what someone else drives.
Are we at a point in society where we can no longer do anything as long as some internet keyboard warrior doesn't think we should?