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You guard your cargo, plain and simple. If the thieves are back on the street, you're still on guard, what difference does that make? It's not like the guards
by pengaru 5y ago
You guard your cargo, plain and simple.
If the thieves are back on the street, you're still on guard, what difference does that make? It's not like the guards should expect to go on vacation because they arrested a thief.
- rdtsc 5y agoIt not as easy to guard a 100 car long train. It can be over a mile long. It may make sense if there is only one short stretch where theft happen. Just have guards there every 50 feet perhaps. But that’s a lot guards still.
- pengaru 5y agoWho said taking on the burden of hauling so much cargo was going to be easy? If they're taking on the responsibility, they must pass the security costs on and do the job properly. We're talking about one of the most mature industries in the nation, having longstanding established legal exceptions to empower their success and stability. The violin appropriate here is so small I seem to have lost it. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/29/us/complaints-rise-against-nations-railroad-police.html https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/29/us/complaints-rise-agains...