They were upset conservatives didn’t have the magic orb of cancelling.

And got paid lottery jackpot sums at age 31

The nation seems to be the only big paper with any rationality.

Says ban evasion. Mods should really say what user it is.

He wanted to take food off of families.

H Y P E R C U B E

Square

Footage was out day 1 of the guy that killed Brian Thompson

He didn’t listen to the Wu Tang Clan

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1_-3Bh1VFI8

Go play Disco Elysium

Is it showing up now

You’re missing the “privatized railways” and “trains need more grading” components.

Businesses need to ship cargo. However the private railroads road block attempts at public freight rail (which is massively more efficient) so the demand from businesses is to run truck traffic over highways which is where like 99.9% of road wear comes from.

Private railways also have no incentive to expand service (it costs a lot to properly grade for freight and they have regional monopolies. )

This is also coincidentally how the math works on big box stores.

• Big box parking lot/strip mall opens
• Save $100 on groceries annually
• Pay $150 extra in taxes and gas to maintain and drive on an additional 10 miles of road
• Local options shut down, prices go up, and it takes 5 extra minutes to get to box store with increased traffic.
• Box store eventually closes due to not being in suburb anyway.

Believe it or not but this man’s dick and balls also conform to the golden rario

Its not “opinion” its “cultish loyalty and devotion”

There’s more to it. While the military bought in on it, the industries were the major pushers. Many towns had tram cars or cable cars (if you’ve ever been to San Fran, you’ve probably ridden these) but were bought and dismantled up by a then illegal collusion between like GM, Firestone, and oil companies a bit over 75 years ago and the legal cases lasted another 25 years.

There is a famous antitrust case on this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_streetcar_conspiracy

Unfortunately this has resulted in such a profound malinvestment in public resources that it has turned a majority of the US into giant open paved areas: dangerous to kids, prohibitive of other small traffic, causes drainage problems, sun/wind exposure, urban sprawl, housing issues, huge parking lots, etc.

Linking the page for my favorite hair pulling topic on traffic: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand

By hyper subsidizing car road infrastructure we make it almost impossible to use anything else and competing infrastructure (trains, planes, seperated bus traffic) appears more expensive by contrast forcing more people to use cars.

There’s a lot of people who are upset at .ml, it happens to any community with too many larpers.

Its surprising how many politicians fail this test.

Weird how they’re always silent about saving kids from their fellow cultists.