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What I said is often true about shorter distances too and is fundamentally in support of the striking workers. The only thing off topic here is your baseless complaint.
What I said is often true about shorter distances too and is fundamentally in support of the striking workers. The only thing off topic here is your baseless complaint.
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Train-based travel is already usually more expensive than going by car in germany, you’d think that there’s enough money for decent wages.
Get help
Fair point, but it’s still not quite the same as foreign soldiers on russian soil.
Russia isn’t threatened behind their own borders by Ukraine. If a NATO army were to invade Russia however, and Putin has his back against the wall, then I’m not sure he wouldn’t order that button to be pressed.
1% would be enough
Never going to happen. Russia has nukes, remember?
He said “hardly capable of leaving my chair”, implying lazyness, not disability.
This guy could geht out of his chair though
He’s right. The world is no utopia where everybody can coexist peacefully in the same space and the hordes of illegal migrants entering europe have caused massive issues.
Equality of opportunity is already real in this case. Opportunity of outcome is not and should not be.
Thing is, depending on where exactly you live, you probably need to own a car anyway. In that case, you need to compare gas vs train tickets alone. And there the car still wins easily. If you factor in comfort and convenience, the gap only widens. If you don’t need to have a car already, then the train is cheaper, yes, but that only works if you live in the cities.