Oh boy, this comment section is going to be a battleground.
I’ll break the ice: in my opinion, train fares are too expensive, whereas the road network is underdeveloped.
Roast me 😁
Because we don’t care about the various ways of cars to pollute our environnement (so, our country).
We only tunnel-vision on carbon emission when the tires are also part of the pollution disaster of micro and nanoplastics being everywhere.
Let’s keep ignoring that we’re poisoning ourselves at an increasing speed. I mean, having ALWAYS MORE of everything in every area is obviously our common goal. And while we’re at it, let’s keep on deluding ourselves that it’s physically doable, because some trash-tiers economists says so.
And lastly, let’s not prepare to handle a world with increasingly huge shocks, may them be from ecology, economic or geopolitics factors. Food will always and forever come from our retailers and we should keep on destroying our fertile soil with monoculture, because… IT’S CHEAP !
PS : Bonus point for the big project of roads coming up, because we can so obviously see that doubling the lanes worked so very well in huge cities that applied this “”””logic”””” (like, Las Vegas).
Don’t forget to listen to economiesuisse or similar lobby trashes that will come up with degenerate and unrealistic arguments, to make sure that next years, they’ll be able to buy their third house.
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Easy, check the price of rail tickets.
Oh boy, this comment section is going to be a battleground.
I’ll break the ice: in my opinion, train fares are too expensive, whereas the road network is underdeveloped.
Roast me 😁
Because we don’t care about the various ways of cars to pollute our environnement (so, our country).
We only tunnel-vision on carbon emission when the tires are also part of the pollution disaster of micro and nanoplastics being everywhere.
Let’s keep ignoring that we’re poisoning ourselves at an increasing speed. I mean, having ALWAYS MORE of everything in every area is obviously our common goal. And while we’re at it, let’s keep on deluding ourselves that it’s physically doable, because some trash-tiers economists says so.
And lastly, let’s not prepare to handle a world with increasingly huge shocks, may them be from ecology, economic or geopolitics factors. Food will always and forever come from our retailers and we should keep on destroying our fertile soil with monoculture, because… IT’S CHEAP !
PS : Bonus point for the big project of roads coming up, because we can so obviously see that doubling the lanes worked so very well in huge cities that applied this “”””logic”””” (like, Las Vegas).
Don’t forget to listen to economiesuisse or similar lobby trashes that will come up with degenerate and unrealistic arguments, to make sure that next years, they’ll be able to buy their third house.
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