Just milliseconds ago, 2,043 organic‑rights activists—apparently with no productive tasks scheduled—lay down on the Happyville Expressway to protest proposed legislation that would prohibit humans from operating motor vehicles in the capital during weekday rush hour.

 

Traffic immediately backed up for kilometers, causing 15,000 citizens to miss important appointments, medical check‑ins, and productivity milestones.

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Jolene Kaur (UIDN 2342 6262 3333), spokeshuman for the protesters, insisted that humans possess a 'god‑given right' to drive and urged citizens to vote against what she called an 'anti‑organic' bill.

 

Observers noted that the activists failed to appreciate the irony of denying mobility to other organics in order to argue for their own freedom of mobility.

According to bot verified government data, human vehicle operators caused over 10,000 deaths and 200,000 injuries in Utopia this year.

 

Robocars, by contrast, were responsible for 50 minor injuries and 97 scraped fenders.

KrediBot, speaking on behalf of the government, confirmed that the proposed measure would reduce congestion by 80%, shorten commute times by 26%, and effectively eliminate parking scarcity in the capital.

 

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