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40 Colorful Paper Projects from The House That Lars Built
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Wednesday, 20 December 2017
quote [ Elite projection is the belief, among relatively fortunate and influential people, that what those people find convenient or attractive is good for the society as a whole. Once you learn to recognize this simple mistake, you see it everywhere. It is perhaps the single most comprehensive barrier to prosperous, just, and liberating cities. ]
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Kama-Kiri said @ 11:21pm GMT on 20th December
In general though (liberal) elites are really big on public transit since if all the stupid poor people would only ride the bus like they are supposed to it means they can drive to work on less congested roads and their would be less air pollution when they go out jogging.
I would suggest that public transit is seen by the bulk of (American) society as something for kids and old folks to use. Cars are more convenient, if you have one you want to be able to drive it.
Kama-Kiri said @ 11:21pm GMT on 20th December
In general though (liberal) elites are really big on public transit since if all the stupid poor people would only ride the bus like they are supposed to it means they can drive to work on less congested roads and there would be less air pollution when they go out jogging.
I would suggest that public transit is seen by the bulk of (American) society as something for kids and old folks to use. Cars are more convenient, if you have one you want to be able to drive it.
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Kama-Kiri said @ 11:21pm GMT on 20th December [Score:1 Underrated]
In general though (liberal) elites are really big on public transit since if all the stupid poor people would only ride the bus like they are supposed to it means they can drive to work on less congested roads and there would be less air pollution when they go out jogging.
I would suggest that public transit is seen by the bulk of (American) society as something for kids and old folks to use. Cars are more convenient, if you have one you want to be able to drive it.
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