From the river to the sea, Palestine shall be free
Developing a lightweight frame that passed FRA standards is a promising accomplishment because it provides a zero-emission alternative to the expensive overhead electrification that’s common in Europe, but is prohibited by the FRA on freight lines in the US.
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stealing and destroying personal property is not praxis
Sidenote: what the hell is up with the RR logo?
Conway The Train Notch Route Scenic?
Conway Scenic: The Route Notch Train?
Conway Scenic: The Notch Train Route?
Conway Scenic: The Train Notch Route?
my favorite kind of town is the kind of town that has zero shade anywhere
There is a lot wrong with capitalist India, but to say that it has failed “in a way no other poor nation has” seems a bit hyperbolic. This is the country that is currently electrifying almost all of its rail lines and is doing so at a very fast rate. Modi is a fascist freak and the BJP sucks but there’s no reason to believe that India is uniquely failed. India struggles with poverty, capitalism, and reactionary ideology just like many other countries in the Global South.
It is extremely doubtful Indian communists will realize this.
Why do you think it is extremely doubtful?
Ok here’s the article. I don’t want Hexbear to get mad at something that isn’t even happening anymore, but unfortunately this is still happening.
When was this article written?
I just want to be part of a massive communist party
Riding on the sidewalk actually works kinda well on stroads but in cities with lots of pedestrian traffic like Toronto you really should have some kind of dedicated infrastructure. The Dutch have set the standard here.
Whittier is so damn cool
Gotta get that LBSCR L class too
If you want to see my version of Japan hate, just wait until I make that post about how atrocious Japanese buses are. We’re talking hourly or worse service on many routes, even in major urban areas.
While I disagree with many of your points I will concede that there are shockingly few trees on Japanese streets. Little backstreets should be filled with trees. I get that roots can damage the street, but surely there is a way for lovely, shady trees to be on every backstreet.
The narrow streets aspect has been talked about before by a libertarian crank I have to give credit to for getting me into urbanism
Speaking of things that aren’t OSHA-approved