Even without crime it’s disgusting.
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The Joys of Public Transportation
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C'mon, it's like they're not even trying to maximize the train's capacity. Amateurs...
Hang on Sloopy
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Don't laugh. You might be using this mode one day soon. Called the Biden ExpressC'mon, it's like they're not even trying to maximize the train's capacity. Amateurs...
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Hang on Sloopy
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Even without crime it’s disgusting.
You know what. I never used public transportation once in my life. Sounds degrading and for poverty libturds
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Don't laugh. You might be using this mode one day soon
Got my own mode of transportation ...
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Polishprince
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Even without crime it’s disgusting.
Why the big fuss to squeeze everyone on this train instead of waiting on the next? Was Godzilla just spotted in Tokyo Bay or something?
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Even without crime it’s disgusting.
They have been doing this in Japan for decades, and the Japanese don't seem to mind it. Cultural differences I guess.
Overall U.S. Mass Transit ridership remains down about 40% from pre-pandemic levels.
I worked for a transit company (signaling) for several years, and I make it a point to try to use the transit system whenever I visit a city that has one. While they are OK in most U.S. cities if you can overlook the squalor and homeless people hanging around, in Europe and Asia they are cleaner and more dependable.
America is rightly conflicted in its commitment to Mass Transit. While it seems like a good and logical idea, only a small fraction of Americans have any realistic access to the service, so why should the other 80% pay to support it?
Mass Transit is ground zero when it comes to the insidious impact that labor unions have in the public sector. Most MT workers are overpaid, underworked, and have absurd levels of benefits - principally early and generous retirement. They perennially threaten local urban economies with devastating harm if their demands are not met, and weak-kneed or complicit politicians basically give them whatever they want.
It doesn't need repeating that New York is the worst in this regard. Everyone knows it.
I worked for a transit company (signaling) for several years, and I make it a point to try to use the transit system whenever I visit a city that has one. While they are OK in most U.S. cities if you can overlook the squalor and homeless people hanging around, in Europe and Asia they are cleaner and more dependable.
America is rightly conflicted in its commitment to Mass Transit. While it seems like a good and logical idea, only a small fraction of Americans have any realistic access to the service, so why should the other 80% pay to support it?
Mass Transit is ground zero when it comes to the insidious impact that labor unions have in the public sector. Most MT workers are overpaid, underworked, and have absurd levels of benefits - principally early and generous retirement. They perennially threaten local urban economies with devastating harm if their demands are not met, and weak-kneed or complicit politicians basically give them whatever they want.
It doesn't need repeating that New York is the worst in this regard. Everyone knows it.
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Don't mind it??? oh come on... they don't have a choice.... the train system is old and not in line with their population....They have been doing this in Japan for decades, and the Japanese don't seem to mind it. Cultural differences I guess.
At least democrat released criminals aren't tossing people onto the tracks in Japan....
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Don't mind it??? oh come on... they don't have a choice.... the train system is old and not in line with their population....
At least democrat released criminals aren't tossing people onto the tracks in Japan....
Ever see the cubicle hotels they have?
The western concept of personal space isn't as prevalent in Asia.
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The tracks and cars are newer than most of those in most parts of the US, and the system covers just about every inch of one of the biggest cities in the world.Don't mind it??? oh come on... they don't have a choice.... the train system is old and not in line with their population....
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"Capsule" hotel, and we have them here as well.Ever see the cubicle hotels they have?
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Seriously.
The idea of public transportation is wonderful.
Imagine not having to spend money on gasoline or insurance or repairs.
Ideally, one could just jump on a bus or subway car, and it would whisk you to your destination.
Ideally, the trip would be free, and another bus or train would come along every 5 minutes.
What's not to like about it?
Sadly, as another contributor to this thread pointed out, other human beings can take the pleasure out of riding public transportation.
First, of course, the predators who rob or beat up or even murder other passengers. (Most of the predators belong to two certain ethnicities.)
Second, those thoughtless humans (of ALL ethnicities and ALL genders and ALL ages) who pay for one seat but take two seats -- one for their posterior and another for their personal belongings. They could not care less that this makes another human being have to stand up.
The idea of public transportation is wonderful.
Imagine not having to spend money on gasoline or insurance or repairs.
Ideally, one could just jump on a bus or subway car, and it would whisk you to your destination.
Ideally, the trip would be free, and another bus or train would come along every 5 minutes.
What's not to like about it?
Sadly, as another contributor to this thread pointed out, other human beings can take the pleasure out of riding public transportation.
First, of course, the predators who rob or beat up or even murder other passengers. (Most of the predators belong to two certain ethnicities.)
Second, those thoughtless humans (of ALL ethnicities and ALL genders and ALL ages) who pay for one seat but take two seats -- one for their posterior and another for their personal belongings. They could not care less that this makes another human being have to stand up.
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Seriously.
The idea of public transportation is wonderful.
Imagine not having to spend money on gasoline or insurance or repairs.
Ideally, one could just jump on a bus or subway car, and it would whisk you to your destination.
Ideally, the trip would be free, and another bus or train would come along every 5 minutes.
What's not to like about it?
Sadly, as another contributor to this thread pointed out, other human beings can take the pleasure out of riding public transportation.
First, of course, the predators who rob or beat up or even murder other passengers. (Most of the predators belong to two certain ethnicities.)
Second, those thoughtless humans (of ALL ethnicities and ALL genders and ALL ages) who pay for one seat but take two seats -- one for their posterior and another for their personal belongings. They could not care less that this makes another human being have to stand up.
Then add in systems where they shut down before 1 AM, and the delays, and the construction, and then the simple breakdowns.
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That's not saying much.... if their trains were up to the task that video would not be possible....The tracks and cars are newer than most of those in most parts of the US, and the system covers just about every inch of one of the biggest cities in the world.
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Ever been there? Ever ridden the system?That's not saying much.... if their trains were up to the task that video would not be possible....
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