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I've been on the train that OP is talking about. It's only possible because they built it through the slums, which are essentially in medieval conditions. The
by Mizza 8y ago
I've been on the train that OP is talking about.
It's only possible because they built it through the slums, which are essentially in medieval conditions. The train terminates in the region where the people had enough political/actual capital to object to it going through their neighborhood.
But it is very, very fast.
- mcculley 8y agoI’m not disputing that other communities benefit from unchecked eminent domain power. I see lots of other problems in the United States more fundamental than land acquisition.