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Just another ugly highway in America with unsightly sound barriers on each side. Very inefficient way to transport people imo. But what do you expect from the land of the "rugged individual" that can't stand being on a subway or bus with a fellow citizen.
Where do people get this notion that the US is something special, when it comes to climbing the wealth ladder? Is it part of the national psyche over there to believe that only in the US, do people have the ability to be a financial success?
They are all terribly brainwashed Joe. Most of them have never met anyone other than a like minded American. They don't travel much either.
Just another ugly highway in America with unsightly sound barriers on each side. Very inefficient way to transport people imo. But what do you expect from the land of the "rugged individual" that can't stand being on a subway or bus with a fellow citizen.
What? Im not asking your opinion on anything...
You did such a intelligent comparison by comparing American cities public transportation systems to European cities public transportation systems so i'm doing the same with freeway transport.
When Americans travel abroad, they are often surprised at how well other countries do the things we used to think America does best. In fact, one reason so many American businesses still lead the world is because they benchmark the competition and emulate best practices. But suggest to an American politician that we should try to learn from other countries, and he will look at you like you are from Mars. It is somehow unpatriotic even to raise such comparisons.
When Americans travel abroad, they are often surprised at how well other countries do the things we used to think America does best. In fact, one reason so many American businesses still lead the world is because they benchmark the competition and emulate best practices. But suggest to an American politician that we should try to learn from other countries, and he will look at you like you are from Mars. It is somehow unpatriotic even to raise such comparisons.
lol love it, don't like any positive things coming from the USA, always gotta bring up negative things but ignore the positive.
And the title of this thread is still: Best countries to be born (your thoughts on this figure)
Rich
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