There are people who actually like winter.

So I’ve been told.

I prefer winter too. See, in the summer, it's too hot, and there's only so many layers you can remove before you get the police called on you.

But in the winter? No matter how cold, you can always just add extra layers!

But then you enter a public building. The heat is cranked up to a thousand degrees. What are you gonna do, just always wear summer clothes underneath everything?

I figure, even if I didn’t like the cold - and I do - for the most part, I’m probably only tolerating it from the car to whatever is the destination. That’s generally a pretty short walk - often a lot less than a minute - and I know most public buildings are, as you said, a thousand degrees.

So during the winter I just wear long pants and short sleeves and endure whichever extreme wherever I must.

Ah, and here we have our answer. The winter lover is in fact guilty of the sin of driving a car. Likely an internal combustion. They don’t have to actually live in and endure the winter; they simply zoom along our public roads at deadly speeds, safe and comfortable in their bourgeois death machine. For every degree Elohim lowers the temperature of the air, they simply belch out more blasphemous carbon, raped from the womb of the earth. And it is not their concern whether their sin attracts the ire of our Lord in the form of storms, droughts, floods, hurricanes, fires, no. The innocent will burn for this sinner’s personal comfort and convenience.

I love the winter, yeah. I admit I don’t walk in the snow much (though I did so two days ago), but I like being in and near it. I mostly don’t walk in it because I have mild PTSD from breaking my ankle in some. I can’t really walk far at all, with or without snow.

However, I moved across several states and hundreds of miles to experience more of it. The last few months I’ve been sleeping with the window open. Because I like the cold and I like hearing the snow fall.

I primarily, though not entirely, drive an EV.

Don’t know what to tell you. I get that this comment might be in jest, but I really dislike it. I think I’m more mad at you than I have been with anyone else on lemmy. I almost considered swearing at you but it’s probably not warranted.

Uh … Hope you have a good day.

I hope you have a good day too. I left that comment because for a long time I’ve been asking “what would Jesus do”, and I think he’d try to create a culture where judging car ownership is normalised. I’m glad you have an electric vehicle, and I hope it’s an electric bicycle, because even electric cars release carcinogenic particulate matter, which is a sin, and serve to tear apart communities by encouraging urban sprawl. I live in a country with good public transit, and I believe the difference between my country and yours is culture. If we can export our culture to your people, your people will change their cities and stop upsetting the Lord so much with all the carbon.