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There is "no way"? Millions of poor figure out a way every day. That the privilidged spend their dollars (and everyone else's dollars when you take into account
by eevilspock 12y ago
There is "no way"? Millions of poor figure out a way every day. That the privilidged spend their dollars (and everyone else's dollars when you take into account the economic externalities of driving a car) widens and perpetuates the convenience gap between cars and public transit, which in turn deepens and perpetuates all other gaps between the rich and the poor.