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    216 KB Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:37 No.2386630  
    Why can't America?
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:38 No.2386635
    not this shit again

    are you some sort of train bot?
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:38 No.2386640
    Um American can and has light rail. That's in Arizona and I live there and have used that many times.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:38 No.2386642
    Because electricity is the Devil's work, all patriotic Americans know that.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:40 No.2386658
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    Typical Americans; too afraid of their fellow man to ride a train with him for 30 minutes. More willing to spend hundreds of dollars on gas, car insurance, and inevitable repairs, lest he be forced to sit among the commoners.

    >my face when Americans call "moving solitary confinement chambers" cars.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:41 No.2386665
    >trainfag
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:42 No.2386676
    >>2386658
    To be fair, I wouldn't ride trains here in Australia if we had as many abbos as the americans have blacks.
    >> Propellaganda !!fmORcTQ91bh 09/26/10(Sun)16:42 No.2386677
    You people don't know jack about history. We had trains, and still do all over the country. In the late 1800's we built the most advanced rail system in the civilized world. And you know what happened? The Free market fucked it up. Then eisenhower built the highway system (again the finest in the world) and america created cars.

    No need to thank me. I am american but I can't claim responsibility.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:43 No.2386687
    BECAUSE WE WANT TO DRIVE OUR MUTHFUCKIN CARS, OK?
    >> Proud Infidel 09/26/10(Sun)16:44 No.2386695
    Becuase outside of major cities our population density is too low to make trains practical as a means of public transportation.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:45 No.2386703
    >>2386677

    The free market fucked it up? I think what you mean to say is that money losing lines dropped out and cheaper alternatives came in and overtook the rail system as a means of transportation
    >> Propellaganda !!fmORcTQ91bh 09/26/10(Sun)16:47 No.2386729
    >>2386703
    Totally! I meant more that actions within the market acted together to prevent our rail line utopia that op keeps talking about every god damn day. He's like a mindless zombie calling out for:

    TTTTTTTTRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
    SSSSSS!
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:49 No.2386748
    >>2386630

    That picture's from Arizona, as am I. The light rail is a tremendous failure and eating up government money. They don't even have a way to check if you bought your ticket. You can just get right on, no security or gate to present/scan your ticket or anything to stop you. If there is security, they're pretty damn shitty.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:49 No.2386751
    >>2386729

    I'd rather have a plane based society, quicker and easier, but we're not gonna get that with the insane regulation and costs that ensues, and we need to eventually find a better fuel that will stay cheap to help decrease costs.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:50 No.2386752
    >>2386687

    Then drive your car.
    You will also have the option to take the train, if you feel like it some day.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:50 No.2386756
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    Enjoy your crowded highways. I'll be over here, sipping tea on my superior bullet train.
    Pic related; it's what you deal with every day. I can't even fathom it.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:52 No.2386773
    >>2386703

    It was sabotaged by people who had other interests.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:52 No.2386776
    >>2386756
    I've had this happen to me once in my life.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:53 No.2386783
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    >>2386776
    Could've been never.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:55 No.2386794
    Well sure I could have been sitting around at a train station surrounded Negros and Dutchmen instead.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:56 No.2386801
    >>2386776
    are you denying the existance of traffic jams bro?
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:58 No.2386809
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    Trains are just so slow. I'd much prefer to travel by car on the speedy, open roads.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:58 No.2386812
    >>2386801
    No only that they aren't some horrible thing that blights every day of our existence.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)16:59 No.2386822
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    Honestly, I don't get the fascination with trains. I mean, they have to make regular stops to let people off! And I never have to stop when I'm in my car.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:01 No.2386839
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    train filled with hundreds of people packed like sardines with no restraints or seatbelts -- cards are safer, built with safety in mind more each generation and you're in control during an accident. Train crashes and you just have to stand/sit and die.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:02 No.2386844
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    Then there's the freedom. I love being able to just get in my car and go, do you know what I mean? I have no limitations in my car.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:04 No.2386855
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    >>2386839
    You're right, bro. Cards are safer. If only cars were as safe as cards.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:05 No.2386859
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    >>2386822
    Add rails and it's much worse, wouldn't you agree?
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:06 No.2386868
    >>2386859
    Hardly. Those cars aren't even at a standstill.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:11 No.2386909
    >>2386839train filled with hundreds of people packed like sardines with no restraints or seatbelts -- cards are safer, built with safety in mind more each generation and you're in control during an accident. Train crashes and you just have to stand/sit and die.
    How many car accidents have there been?
    And how many train accidents?
    >
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:11 No.2386912
    >>2386909
    trains kill WAAAAY more people when the crash.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:15 No.2386938
    >>2386912
    Why would a train crash? Look at that thing. It's on fucking rails. On top of that, it's controlled by a god-tier train expert. And the other trains are on schedules that effectively prevent collisions. I'm not saying it's impossible, because obviously trains do crash, but it's pretty unlikely.

    Then you have cars. Any dumb motherfucker can get behind the wheel of a car and experience total freedom behind several tons of steel.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:16 No.2386944
    >>2386912
    just like planes, but you still have a higher chance of dying in a car crash driving every day than a plane flying every day.

    i live in one of the most conjested cities in america, oh my oh my do i wish we had some fucking city trams or better bus public transportation.
    in miami only crackhead peasants take the bus, and we cant have subways because of the water table. i was spoiled by my time in germany, the public transportation there was amazing, and everyone took the bus or s/u-bahns.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:17 No.2386951
    wow. is this even just one guy anymore? I think it's just a running gag by now
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:18 No.2386957
    >>2386912

    ....but they rarely crash.

    Cars crash all the fucking time. This isn't even contentious.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:19 No.2386971
    Because america isn't run by autistic faggots with train obsessions.

    You don't need rail service, you need a hugbox.
    /thread
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:20 No.2386973
    >>2386951
    >guaranteed replies.jpg
    It is.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:22 No.2386992
    >>2386951
    Probably both, but I can help feeling 80% of it is samefag. Trains just aren't on anyone's radar. It would be like /new/ suddenly filling up with dozens of threads about hamsters.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:23 No.2386998
    This thread is now about hamsters.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:24 No.2387003
    >>2386992
    Right, its one train-obsessed assberger posting these FUCKING THREADS EVERY FUCKING DAY
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:24 No.2387007
    >>2386973
    holy shit I didn't even see that jesus christ

    fuck this board is so terrible
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:30 No.2387049
    F40PH
    F40PH
    F40PH
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:33 No.2387062
    >>2387003
    Maybe it is, every time he posts a thread newfags flood in to post.

    We should send all of the race and religion faggots to /n/
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:34 No.2387069
    We can, and we do.

    Portland, Oregon has a max that is ridden everyday by thousands of people
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:35 No.2387077
    DURR THOSE AR SOCIALICT TRIANS
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:35 No.2387081
    >>2386756

    I really haven't ever been in that bad of a traffic jam, and never because of something like in that pic. Usually I stop at tolls and accidents, the longest I have ever been stuck was on I-95 in New Jersey, they actually closed the interstate because of three fatalities. I was driving an RV for camping, a train would not have solved anything.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:37 No.2387094
    theres one in down town houston i cant count how many times a stupid fuck has driven into it and flipped it
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)17:37 No.2387096
    >>2387069
    Portland's also a shitty tiny city no one cared about until 2008 when every hipster in NYC and LA got bored of Williamsburg/Silverlake and bought a house there.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)20:50 No.2388307
    Fuck your trains, OP!
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)20:54 No.2388320
    >>2387096

    You are now aware that Portland is the whitest major city in America. The fact that everyone there is a liberal does not surprise me. Liberalism might work in a country full of well intentioned, hard working, white people.
    >> Anonymous 09/26/10(Sun)20:58 No.2388339
    >>2386703
    >HURR DURR FREE MARKET KILLED TRAINS DURR
    i think what you mean to say is that GM and Ford lobbied the government to pass bullshit legislation on PRIVATE rail companies (79mph speed limit, etc) build an incredibly expensive freeway network (which really benefited auto manufacturers more than consumers) and nationalize rail (which, coincidentally uses exclusively GM locomotives), which has lead to massive service cuts. this was all done at the expense of the taxpayers and the environment so that the corporations could make profit.



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