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This reminds me of the gun control fallacy in a way. Just because we can't stop gun murders entirely, doesn't mean we shouldn't have less guns available. It's a
by brailsafe 8y ago
This reminds me of the gun control fallacy in a way. Just because we can't stop gun murders entirely, doesn't mean we shouldn't have less guns available. It's a bit of a stretch, but do you know of any notable public transit initiatives that both weren't invested in in exchange for an alternative, and where the same money went to something that would fit your definition of more important?
- convolvatron 8y agoi had the same thought. 'the cost-benefit on public works projects is always so poor and the process is corrupt', while likely true doesn't mean there is no place for public works. but maybe we should really fix the planning and the bidding so we don't always get ripped off.