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Lmao this shyt gay af. Might as well be a Chinese food delivery boy :mjlol:

I need two 15s in the trunk so I can knock your baby pictures off your grandma walls :mjlol:
You sound like you still rock large white tees and dine at Applebees.
 

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Petty Vandross.. fukk Yall
The way my knees set up after 20 years as a mail carrier

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we still have more paved bike paths than the netherlands does.
they are comparing infrastructure for 17 million to 600 million.

the united states has a estimated population of 341.2 Million people.

i don't think the united states have more paved bike paths, I think you're including off-road trails which I'm not referring to. either way we don't have anything comparable in even the same size area as the netherlands. we just got excuses :francis:
 

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the united states has a estimated population of 341.2 Million people.

i don't think the united states have more paved bike paths, I think you're including off-road trails which I'm not referring to. either way we don't have anything comparable in even the same size area as the netherlands. we just got excuses :francis:
I looked up they than more than us by a small margin
We have 18K miles of paved bike paths, netherlands has 22K.
But we also have another 20K of off road biking paths
 

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If the highway plan wasn't impossible, neither is public transit adjustments.
that was a more politically feasible plan because there was a long term profit motive behind it.... along with less animosity between political parties.

There are current political parties that hold anti-public infrastructure ideals as core tenets of their party....

that along with the cost that needs to be approved... will require a massive political shift before the idea is even on the table

like i said... 30-50 years before we even have the political landscape to make this viable....

another 8-20 years before the project would get voted on and passed...

another 6-15 before the project will start

another 15-30 years before it's completed....

we aint seeing this in our lifetime

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that was a more politically feasible plan because there was a long term profit motive behind it.... along with less animosity between political parties.

There are current political parties that hold anti-public infrastructure ideals as core tenets of their party....

that along with the cost that needs to be approved... will require a massive political shift before the idea is even on the table

like i said... 30-50 years before we even have the political landscape to make this viable....

another 8-30 years before the project would get voted on and passed...

another 6-15 before the project will start

another 15-30 years before it's completed....

we aint seeing this in our lifetime

:francis:

There was a long term profit motive....for the car industry.

Cities and towns are being bankrupted by all this car infrastructure because maintaining these roads has been a national disaster.
There definitely wasn't a profit for the people.

 
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