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Old 12-20-2012, 05:36 AM
 
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Originally Posted by nykiddo718718 View Post
Absolutely false.

The required infrastructure, wear and tear, pollution, health problems and accidents caused by automobiles no where near pays for itself.
And yet their necessity is somehow never called into question.

I can only restate the blatantly obvious- Separate the TBTA profits from the MTA's budget and see how long the NYCT can continue to run for.

I've contributed to dozens of threads on here with citations, coming along and pulling "Absolutely false" is about as productive as any of the recent socialized handouts targeting and demonizing those who aren't radically poor.

MTA robs drivers blind in this state, and drivers are still not provided with better infrastructure.
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