Hey OP (or anyone else actually, not just OP), we're genuinely curious: has anyone ever come up with how to assist those that are bedbound or housebound because of being disabled/disordered and do legitimately need delivery, specific kinds of transport, stuff like that to survive? Right now a lot of those folks rely on walmart deliveries and stuff which is shitty but there isn't a better choice, which is incredibly unfortunate.

We don't usually see an answer to this question and we refuse to let eugenics be the answer so we would appreciate if someone can explain to us if anything has been thought of.

I think "anti-car" doesn't have to mean "no cars ever" it should mean "cars should not be the primary means of transportation when other solutions are available." It's okay if there are still roads and delivery services and taxis and things of that nature - we're not trying to abolish cars completely. What needs to end is the over-reliance on cars when much more efficient solutions exist for needs like commuting, intercity/crosscountry travel, etc. We do not need every city to have huge multi-lane roads cutting through the center of town. People should not need to sit in highways full of traffic burning huge amounts of gas for an hour or more every day to get to and from work. We do not need to build sprawling housing developments composed of acres and acres of single-family homes with no mixed-use zoning and no bus service.