>>2056982
>shits on your driveway

>>2056982
For rural areas they're adequate but for a very frequent route, buses fueled by ethanol or biodiesel would be better
You have to change horses every couple of hours to not overwork them and that means you have to be capable of stabling all of them and feeding them

I hope b*con gets run over by a cement mixer in minecraft

>>2056982
I genuinely believe it will, once the government realizes it was scammed into building and maintaining infrastructure for big oil and big auto, they'll find a solution to make micromobility work if density rises to the point most of the land of populated, that might be a while however inevitable if population growth continues. Horses are extremely mobile even in gridlock traffic and there will be a need for that mobility in that future

>>2057181
I just realized even more importantly, of population continues to rise turn there will be a need to populate the mountains and wheeled vehicles can't traverse the deep mountains like horses can

>>2057188
And the jungles and forests too, paving everything into road and parking lots will be unsustainable so there will be a need to create housing that adapter to nature, not housing that adapts nature. This is in the far future and if population continues to grow and stuff

Is cleaning your horse's penis considered maintenance?

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>>2056982
As long as bicycles exist, never. Bikes are 100% superior to horses for personal transportation.

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for me, it's the mule

>>2057181
>I genuinely believe it will, once the government realizes it was scammed into building and maintaining infrastructure for big oil and big auto, they'll find a solution to make micromobility work if density rises to the point most of the land of populated, that might be a while however inevitable if population growth continues. Horses are extremely mobile even in gridlock traffic and there will be a need for that mobility in that future
That wouldn't happen without a complete collapse of civilization as we know it. Unless we have things flying around with drones or can transport things by turning them into electronic signals and re-assemble them, roads and cars are essential for keeping modern logistics. As the world gets poorer and more crowded you'll start seeing more auto rickshaws on the street.

In no reality outside of a collapse of civilization would horses make that sort of comeback.

>>2056987
>and feeding them
the discovery of oil and coal freed us from dedicating a proportion of land to fuel the horse and oxen

>>2057193
>hits a rut

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>>2057256
>hits rut back
and no one will ever hit that rut again

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>>2057255
>Approximately 45% of U.S. corn croplands are used for ethanol production.

>>2056982
Dapper mustache

>>2056982
I'm a taxi driver and once had some horse riding people as passangers, i took them to a race where they would participate in, i could smell the horseshit on them, the clothes and hair soaked in the smell.

>>2060645
God damn dude, move somewhere with some fucking grass if you're going to keep horses

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>>2056982
>Mark my words, horses will make a comeback as the superior transport method.

horses are for eating, clothing production, and sex. not transportation. not anymore

>>2057195
This. They bred them to take casino.

>>2057195
Seems like the opinion of someone who's never been around them.

Xato the mule braying
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76cA5oXMdQA

Mule Song
skip to the last 10 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=032Iom7nJ14

Mule vocal cordectomies are a thing, that's how piss annoying they are.
You have to sedate the animal, flip it on its back so you can get at the underside of the neck, then surgically go in and snip the vocal cords.

>>2056982
Make New York Shitty Again!