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That's not an argument to do what the Koch's are doing, namely propagandize against public transit policy. It's an argument for a streamlined approach. For in
by mancerayder 8y ago
That's not an argument to do what the Koch's are doing, namely propagandize against public transit policy. It's an argument for a streamlined approach. For instance: yeah, the NYC MTA and contract sprocurement procedures and culture is corrupt and leads to bloated costs. It's infuriating, inefficient and so forth. But can you imagine NYC without its transit system? Do you think its GDP would go up if suddenly everyone had to drive, walk or bike?