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  • The number of deportations aren't the major problem here, it's the nature and methods they are using.

  • Hostile relations with foreign nations is status quo for the US. The current level of violence on their streets instigated by the feds coupled with the desecration of constitutional rights and congress refusing to their legally obligated duties is not.

  • I get the sentiment, but this is defintely stinkier, larger shit than the status quo of the US and downplaying it as its been this way for 50 years is somewhat dangerous messaging.

  • Yearly flooding is infrastructure neglect and poor design, not a flaw inherent to the subway.

  • People with mobility issues and even just people with shorter legs can struggle to walk around in a snow storm, especially when budgets vastly prioritize car lanes over sidewalks and pathways.

    And if you do have to drive its fine so long as you leave earlier to account for slower speeds and some delays like plows or accidents.

  • The same party that blamed the texas blackout on the only sources of power that actually stayed operational.

  • That bowl was a little big for me, I'll just drain the milk back into the jug and put these soggy bits back in the box.

  • Unlike more lanes, more trains is far easier to implement, cheaper, and basically takes up no space. The extra trains can be used to swap out during maintaince and repairs. They can also be deployed during abnormal congestion such as concerts or sports events.

    If our cities will let robotaxis on their streets, i see no problem with robo trains which are literally attached to rails to guide them and would be far easier to implement emergency safety features like auxiliary brakes.

  • If its at full capacity its time to consider expansion unless the city has strict rules in place to limit growth.

  • In the past they worked a 6 day work week. They'd only call it off due to weather if they had no infrastructure to handle the current weather.

    We could institute not working and shutting things down anytime it snows, it also means your municipality will likely gut their snow clearing budget as they won't justify clearing the streets unless its going to be used for economic activity. They'll instead wait for the snow to stop and only run clearing operations then as it would take less passes with the plow compared to constantly clearing and salting/sanding.

  • Given buddy's outfit in the meme, I'd reckon they get snow pretty often. Sure if you get 5 cms of snow in Florida, thats a weather emergency. 5 cms of snow in Minnesota is just business as usual.

  • We get a lot of lake effect snow. The bigger storms aren't cleaned up for several days and in major situations like that, sure shut non essential services down, but I've heard people make this same argument about a light rain so I'm always a little skeptical is it actually the weather or do they just want any excuse not to come in.

  • If its over capacity every rush hour then they should consider running more trains and more frequently around those times, or depending on the trips taken, invest in another transit line to ease congestion.

  • This is basically a gas station. Open 24/7 and sells common stuff like bread and milk, but you often pay significantly more than at a groccery store due to convenience.

  • I'm not aware of other countries in a similar economic class as Canada that has such ineffective anti monopoly laws. Our corps barely even get a slap on the wrist for their price fixing schemes.

  • My area experiences snow 2-3 times a week regularly. Thats a bigger issue than a handful of days a year.

  • Snow tires make roads safer in winter but certainly aren't nearly as safe as a train or tram on rails would be. You having snow tires also has no effect on the other motorists, whom may choose not to use snow tires.

  • Maybe you've just never got to use good, high quality public transit.

  • That sounds like an infrastructure specific problem. Many countries have trains that work reliably in snowy conditions or have train cars designed to clear tracks for other trains.

    If no one plowed or maintained the roads, your car would struggle too.

  • Fuck Cars @lemmy.world

    Opinion: Public wants winter sidewalk maintenance made permanent

    www.sudbury.com /columns/guest-columns/opinion-public-wants-winter-sidewalk-maintenance-made-permanent-11536759
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    ‘Get out of the way’ of mines, Poilievre tells feds at Val Caron rally

    www.sudbury.com /local-news/get-out-of-the-way-of-mines-poilievre-tells-feds-at-val-caron-rally-11359028