> It really sounds like you're not appreciating the situation of very low income situations. There are low income folks in both cities and the countryside. Mas

> It really sounds like you're not appreciating the situation of very low income situations. There are low income folks in both cities and the countryside. Mass transit will mostly serve the ones in the city. I gave France as an example because their situation is likely what will happen here with similarly proposed taxes. It's not really a revolutionary thought to try to provide for the poor. What we end up having to deal with is people who only want to solve problems for themselves. Finding a solution that works for both people in the city and people in the countryside is imperative.