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I'm not a US citizen, and racism may be the issue. OTOH, given US's geography and culture of wide streets, suburbs, and driving around, it's pretty obvious tha
by bad_user 3y ago
I'm not a US citizen, and racism may be the issue.
OTOH, given US's geography and culture of wide streets, suburbs, and driving around, it's pretty obvious that public transit is pricier than it is in Europe, similarly to broadband connection. As a European, I could also complain about terrible traffic congestion due to narrow streets in constant need of repair, or lacking parking space, which makes every car ride a source of stress. Your Uber is also dirt cheap compared to where I live.
- bobthepanda 3y agoThe culture is manufactured though. It is hard or downright illegal to build traditional American towns or housing styles. (It also dates back only to the postwar era.)