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If a city doesn’t have a light rail or subway, I don’t consider it to be a city, just a larger than average town
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Anonymous 5w

Ok

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Anonymous 5w

some cities don’t have the infrastructure for that, still a city

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 5w

If it has a freeway room for an intercity rail. And worse case scenario you do streetcars like basically every American city founded before 1900 had

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

you come up for the money for that then

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 5w

First of all, rail infrastructure is such an economic driver that cities should make it a top priority to come up with funding. Second they should be diverting road money. Cities are constantly spending soooo much money expanding their highways and roads which only creates more traffic. Trains reduce traffic

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

first of all

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 5w

Excellent rebuttal 👍

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 5w

do you think i’m trying to have an argument or something, all i said was that some cities can’t afford to prioritize it. i’m not disagreeing that trains and shit are a good thing. it still make them a city, which is my point. it’s still a city

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