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: If an idea has to be subsidized, it's probably not a good (economically viable) idea that will offer mass benefit.
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| If an idea has to be subsidized, it's probably not a good (economically viable) idea that will offer mass benefit. Of course if the goal is wealth redistribution (stealing from some and giving to others in trade for votes), then these are great. Mass transit is an example of the failures of public policy, but a great way to buy votes from the gullible. |
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While Mass Transit sounds good in concept, when you look at how much money they lose, and thus have to take from taxpayers to exist, they are disasters.
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- Light Rail - In the real world Light Rail doesn't work: it costs more, increases fares, does less, increases total travel time, reduces rider overall and from other services, slows other traffic, increases pollution, and thus supporting them is anti-environment, anti-economics and anti-science. But cities promise they'll make up those losses in volume. They never do.
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