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"China bad. They built a train station."
lol
Noooooo you can't make poor rural areas less dependent on cars, it is not profitable!
I had a turbolib make that argument about their sacred holy pallets. Yeah, pallets. "How is your socialist mass transit going to move my pallet?"
"They're doing the environment good but for all the wrong reasons. The unmitigated greed is dizzying."
"Oh sure public transit is easy when you're not exclusively doing it for profits!"
Xi Jinping wants to rely less on coal because it’s profitable. Elon Mungus wants to transition to electric vehicles because he cares deeply about my well being, and he wants to reward my love for him. That’s the difference between the demonic communists and capitalists.
Bazinga LED car tunnels are more morally pure because the stated intent is technology rapture!
You build a high speed rail endpoint somewhere, and development will happen there. That's what I always point out.
That's why dense populations are always on rivers, because you can transport things along them easily. Trains are the same more or less.
O fukk, a railway is a lot like a metallic river
It's easier to build infrastructure before people are living there en masse.