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This argument always comes up and it's always so easy to refute, because the vast majority of America is not inhabited at any meaningful level of density. You c
by CydeWeys 7y ago
This argument always comes up and it's always so easy to refute, because the vast majority of America is not inhabited at any meaningful level of density. You can simply ignore those parts. No one's proposing building subways in the Nevada desert, Alaskan wilderness, etc.
Most Americans live within or near cities that are populous enough to support car-free lifestyles.
- jelliclesfarm 7y agoThis is simply untrue. Habitable land is different from total span of a country. Habitable land assumes that there is public infrastructure, networked transport and public roadways and essential services.