“You’ll own nothing and be happy” 

None of the people on that stage are going to share anything. Ignore them.

These are the same people flying private jets and driving Bentley's

Oh the “You should share your car but I won’t be sharing mine” speech

“You’re going to suffer, but you’re going to be happy about it.”

Personal private jets and fenced in mansions: *“Sharing is great”*

"A car that we all share" You mean a fucking bus?

I love whenever there’s a problem, companies always look for a way to make it the consumers problem.

“I need my car to run to the store real quick. Oh, it’s not there.” Sounds like fun!

"Sharing is fun" this person never had roommates.

"Share your country, share your car, share your houses" Meanwhile these people wont be doing any of that.

Car sharing is one thing. Sharing your car is another. One is dedicated rental service, the other is a theft.

the term none of your fucking business is a foreign concept to modern politicians.

"Your Social Credit Score had dropped below the minimum requirement to use this vehicle"

As .1% they own 99.9% of wealth but they ask you to share, lmao.

I bet none of these people have ever used a bus.

Kind of interesting to use Singapore as an example, since the reason there's so 'few' cars are because it is a paid lottery to be able to own a car where you can buy a certicate for 10 years or so for S$100.000-150.000. Then you've only got the right to buy a car. After that you need to pay a hefty importers fee to buy a car. It is an old system that works since the country is small with a well functioning transit system. Nothing of what she said relates to "smart sharing".

"You don't even need to know the neighbor to get into his car" What kind of a stupid line is that 😂

They call it a conspiracy while they openly tell you in 4K this is what they want.

Sharing cars? Why stop there? How about my wife, kids, kidneys, lungs, and oh wait my eyes too, I have 2 of those anyways!

my neighbour touches my car, he's going to learn what my hobbies are first hand

Sharing cars? There's already something like that, it's called a bus.

"Sharing is fun" is something you say to a toddler that doesn't want to share any toys.

The people proposing this don’t intend to do this themselves.

The same kids in kindergarten that say “share” and then steal their toy.

"We need to end private ownership of cars so my Lambo, RR, Bugatti, Ferrari & Mercedes G-wagon will have less traffic to deal with on the way to my Yacht.." - WEF member

I have an emergency. I walk outside and the car is gone. Neighbor is 10 miles away. Great plan 👍

It's like they've never heard of public transportation or something...

Not just the trust issue. Imagine the legal battles once people get into accidents.

Lady, this is called a bus. We already have those.

"Sharing is easy and fun" said someone who's clearly never share anything in their lives and experience the pain of having the "shared" item hogged all the time by the other person

Free public transport would be better, free busses, trains stuff like that

That pleasant surprise in the morning when my neighbour who I don't even know has already taken "My Car" and now I have to bicycle to work.

"You have to share your car" says the person with a private jet

She emphasized neighbors a bit too much. She means your neighbors, not hers.

There is something called a bus which everybody can use lmao

I've been using shared car renting services for many years now, and I actually enjoy them and its a lot cheaper than owning my own car, not to mention that there are many cars available in my city and I can almost park it anywhere. In this case, a company owns all the cars and you can just rent it and use it with an app. Its super easy, super comfortable and most of the cars are electric too. Never had any issues with it.

"You don't even need to know the neighbor to get into his car" I didn't know theft is called sharing nowadays.

"public transportation"

"If you could use your neighbor's wife"

The perfect shared car already exists, it's called a train

"Sorry boss, I can't make it into work today, my neighbor's going on another joyride."

WEF drone would demand we walk barefoot while her master owns a fleet of yachts

That last point exactly. That way of thinking only works in an ideal world where there arent shitty people.

"Just give up what little left you own, peasants."

"And how do you know they're planning this." "Well what started to happen was, they just started saying it publicly, in front of cameras."

You can have my keys when you pry them out of my cold dead hands

Gee i wonder whether everyone on that panel shared a car

None of them would ever "Share" a damn thing

"You're gonna share everything, but we won't"

As a Spanish coronel sayed: "You´ll own nothing and they´ll laugh at you"

Carsharing is already a thing in many countries. The car belongs to a company, and you can rent it for 10 cents per minute, and then just leave it wherever you want

This is their "let them eat cake" moment. Absolutely disconnected from reality yet feeling like they rule us

"Share your car" - people that flew on private jets to their privately owned limousine, who walked with their private security to their private accomidation so they could rest up before saying such a stupid line.

Neighbor: "Wanna see my car I just bought?" Communist Bugs: "Our car"

A shared car already exists. It's called a bus.

Gotta love the rich and powerful, who travel in private jets and get driven around in luxury motorcades, telling the common people they need to change their lifestyles to save the environment.

"You don't even need to know your neighbor to get into his car." She said that with a straight face XD

You can bet your ass they're sure as hell not going to be sharing anything.

Guess who 100% _wont_ be sharing their cars or anything else for that matter? The people on that stage and _especially_ the one talking.

Whenever I hear crazy people proposing crazy ideas I always think "Ok, you first."

Here's a hint: go to your nearest gas station that has a public restroom and look inside. That's what happens when you turn an intimate space over to the public on the honor system alone.

"It's like they are designing something for robots, but there is never any consideration for human friction and human behavior." - Adam Smith's "Man of System"

You can tell she grew up sheltered and given everything in her hand with no work.

They literally see us all as cattle.

She would never share her own car. This is for the poors.

Most of us have learned pretty early in our youth that some borrowers are takers and breakers.

Think of how people treat public buses... and then think of sharing your own car with them.

“Rules for thee, but not for me.”

"You can just use your neighbours car and you don't even have to know that neighbour" I call that theft.

The idea isn't new, and it's actually fairly viable IN THEORY. The practicality of it, which she either hasn't considered or is ignoring, is that you have no idea what condition your car will be in when it gets back. Now, that's not a huge deal because you can back that up with civil liability for any damages, but it is still really annoying, and it's also impossible to predict on a day - to - day basis when you'll have access to a given car, which can also cause problems if there aren't alternatives to guarantee you get access to at least one car every day you need one.

She probably has her own provate Jet, as well as her own car plus the one with a driver paid by the organization. It is so easy to find solutions for others...

I can’t even share properly with my family, let alone the next door stranger💀

I’m not fucking sharing shit. Government already takes nearly half my income to distribute it as it wishes. Leave me be.

"It's almost like they're designing something for robots" No, it's almost like they're designing something for a herd of animals they own.

I wonder if they will let me use their private jet

"Sorry citizen comrade Frank has the community car, you aren't allowed to leave."

Congratulations, you reinvented public transport.

Car sharing is quite popular in Germany, but the issue is that they are often fully booked, making it difficult to find a car without scheduling in advance. These shared cars do help alleviate the traffic problems she mentioned, but they are provided by companies rather than individual.

Hey neighbor. Let me use that car u pay for

Whenever someone proposes these notions of shared "ownership" and essentially owning nothing, the only response should always be: "You first. You go give up all your property and see how practical that will be."

As a former daycab truck driver with experience for what i'm about to point out , she didn't mention the trash left behind by your neighbor, let alone your neighbor smoking in the car.

As a joint car owner with 3 brothers I am not going down that path believe you me, that is when you asking me to disown people

Sharing is neither easy nor fun. If I have to share a car then she has to share her snatch with anyone who wants a piece.

And while we own nothing, what will they own?

I love listening to rich people telling me what I need to do to fix the problems they created.

Oh, she doesn't know humans. It would be so much fun getting out of work, extremely tired, just wanting to go home and sleep, checking that your car was shared 15 times in that day and made you $30 bucks, but it's now with a huge dent on one side, all wheels scraped, suspension broken, full of trash inside, some random kid puked in the back seat, someone burnt out a cigarette on the inner roof, dog poop on the rear seat, spilled soup all over the trunk, a broken radio knob, some suspect sticky substance on the steering wheel, smoke smell and ashes all over the car. You also notice that your steering is misaligned for some reason, and your clutch seems slippery because someone drove it extremely badly and burnt out your clutch. Your car is now much much closer to needing an oil change, someone did a long distance on it that day. Your tires also are getting close to needing to be replaced, someone did a burnout on it. You get in your car, you drive home hating your life, and use the $30 bucks that the car made you to buy a big mac and some shitty chips, and go cry in bed. No one would ever share their car, if they did, it would only happen once, trust me. This woman would quickly forget this idea if she tried sharing the car in some neighborhoods.

I don't like sharing things with people because many people don't know how to take care of things. People leave things in terrible condition. For example, my housing association has a free laundry room, but the washing machines are in such terrible condition because the residents don't clean up after themselves. One washing compartment was moldy because it was so clogged with washing liquid and textile residues. I bought my own washing machine and I am happy to own it.

Wef is the closest thing to a real life group of Bond super villains.

"sorry, your insurance package doesn't cover your neighbor using your car"

Private car sharing like she describes already exists for a long time, absolutely nothing is hindering this type of business. It's just in low demand, because there is individually barely any upside to it. Quite ironic that this economically uneducated proposal comes from a speaker at the world economic forum.

They're not treating you like robots, they're treating you like cattle.

She lives in a gated neighbourhood with rich neighbours, she doesn't understand the world outside of them gates.

Singapore didn't reduce total number of cars by "using them smarter". They reduced that number by investing in public transportation and introducing ludicrous taxes for car owners.

In her defence she did say "If you could make people share their car". I mean, you can't for all the logical reasons laid out in the comments, but if you could then it would logically mean less cars.

It's not that they will assume blind trust, it's that they will demand blind obedience.

When you confront them with themself giving up car ownership they'll definitely dodge the question.

"Share your car"... Or you know, public transportation...

Americans learn that they don't need to own car, when they live in a good planned city.

The fact that nobody called her out on the stupidity of what she was saying speaks volumes.

You will share a car. They will not.