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Conservatives everywhere use this bad faith strategy of getting people angry about anything and everything, but the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but sad part is that it actually works. Democrats lost a lot of seats in Congress after Obamacare was approved. Mitt Romney, when he was Governor (R) of Massachusetts, got a state health care package passed. He was so proud of it, he gave it prominence in his official state portrait (item 3 in the photo, below). And then, when he ran for president, he had to run against and denounce Obamacare which had done at the Federal level exactly what he did at the State level! It’s well established that the US has shit for public transportation. Talk to your representatives who have their throats firmly gripping the cocks of the oil industry that wants to keep it that way. I swear if more Americans could experience the convenience of high quality public transportation we’d be building high speed rail at a breakneck speed. Every time I visit a European country and use their rail systems it makes me depressed that we don’t have anything like it. Trains every hour or two that haul ass at a couple hundred mph with a ride smooth as glass.

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Or being in London and experience their every 1-2 minute train. Our dumb asses ran to catch the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but train and one member of my group got on and the rest didn’t. Then we look up and see the next train is in 1 minute. My city trains are 20-60 minutes apart lol Yeah, brits like to moan about their trains but they’re still on another level to the US. Having a huge country should mean a robust rail network, not a non-existent one! Yup. The town I currently live in used to have a station. Trains haven’t run on this track in years because it wasn’t profitable so now the same trip would require me to drive 2 hours, take a 4 hour trip, change trains and ride another 4 hours. It’s easier and faster just to drive the 5 hours to Jacksonville. As a floridian, RIP to the dream of high-speed sunrail plans that would’ve connected all of I4, I95, and I75…I would use the hell out of that

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The Brightline expansion over to Tampa next year is at least a step in the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but right direction. I took it from West palm to Orlando recently for work and it was wayyyyy better than driving. The cheapest round trip I could make rn from my town to Orlando is 138 dollars and those are the cheapest tickets since they leave either late at night or super early in the morning. So a train up there is probably a little less than 2x as expensive (fastest way up via driving is toll roads) and just as long travel time as driving (though less likely to be impeded by traffic accidents). Sadly government isn’t gonna spend any money for expanding the train system (lobbied by big oil) so we gotta go with private train companies that need a profit margin

To be fair, we have a robust rail network, it’s all owned by the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but freight companies though, except for a few Acela lines in the north east which are owned by AmTrak The US has the world’s most advanced, cost-efficient, and environmentally friendly freight rail network, by far. Europe’s freight network is stone-age compared to ours. The opposite is true for passenger rail, but that makes complete sense. Nobody can seriously argue that a 40 hour train trip from Chicago to LA would be economically sustainable. It’s the short distances between European cities that allow passenger rail to shine there. I agree with you on the fact that LA-Chicago wouldn’t be economical, however say San Diego to San Francisco with a stopover in LA, that would connect millions of people easier and in about the same time as a flight. Yeah. The fact that we have shitty roads instead and nearly everyone has their own vehicle and spends money on gas…we’ve been swindled, alright.

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I was very impressed with London being such an old city but still able to keep their infrastructure so modern. NY’s trains on the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but other hand are such rickety relics. I’m in the North and there’s 3 trains per hour between 2 major cities. Are they 20 mintues apart from eachother? No. They are all between 40 and 50 minutes past the hour. So if you show up at 51 minutes past the hour, you’ve got to wait 50 minutes for the next train. Fuck the UK’s shitty rail transport that is crap (and overpriced at around £1 every minute travelled) everywhere outside of London. But all it takes is 2 people in wheel chairs to get on and they’ll be 2 at the same stop right behind each other. I’m in the 2nd largest city in New England. If I miss the 2:05pm train, I’m waiting 24 hours for the next train. We have one train going to the rest of the country. Into Boston is great by American standards: once an hour outside rush hour (after 9am), every 45 minutes from 5am to 9… I live in one of the largest 20 cities in the United States. It does not have any passenger train service to anywhere. There is no Amtrack, there is no passenger rail link at all. There is no subway. There is no light rail. The only two places to ride a train in town are the zoo and a rail museum. Our airport doesn’t even have a train!
(Amtrack has announced plans on establishing service to my city. Just as they have been doing for the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but last 20 years. While I welcome it, it’s one of those “I’ll believe it when I see it” moments.) Sound similar to Detroit. We have the “People Mover” which has a 15 min round trip with 5 stops. It’s just a novelty. There’s a train near me that goes to Chicago, but in order to get to the train, I have to drive 30 minutes, lmao. like let’s be real here. Our public transportation is terrible. LMAO. In the UK, 3 trains per hour may seem so pathetic, but you’d be hard-pressed to find that level of service in the US, even between Boston and Providence, or NYC to Philadelphia. Check the history of UK rail, it’s an interesting read. It was basically a collection of bankrupt railways that got bought up and stitched together. I went to China for my first time a couple months ago and their public transportation left quite an impression on me. Coming back to the U.S. felt like there was a giant hole missing. They are a marvel – we have a few that are used hundred thousand times daily. I can’t fathom how much space the same amount of trips would take in cars As someone who lives in one of the few states that has a halfway decent public transportation system (NJ), I concur. It’s cool to be able to hop on a train and be in most places in New Jersey, and also NYC within a few hours.
I’m a fan of the Nolan Ryan American former professional baseball pitcher Retro T-Shirt it is in the first place but Singaporean train and tram system too. They got that rocking with convenience and affordability. Yep. Not European, but hopping in one of my country’s air conditioned electric buses with multiple USB charging ports makes me feel like a king. Specially when it is 35°C outside. Confortable buses plus reliable metro makes for an excellent experience with public transportation in my country (Chile). Looking back 20 years ago… Wow, we’ve come far. Sadly we’ve been getting pretty xenophobic as a country against other latinoamericans. It’s baffling. There was a big wave of Venezuelan immigration in the last 7 years or so, and the media is parroting about every old stereotype: “They took er jerbs” (Jobs you didn’t want), “They send criminals” (less criminality than the average chilean), “They are saturating the public health system” (that was covid). Sure, there has been an increase in murder rate. Most of which are criminals vs criminals. But the overall crime rate is 33% below what it was 10 years ago, yet the “sensation of crime” or whatever you call it in english is polling at levels similar to countries with failed governments. It’s insane.

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