• MrSangrief
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    451 year ago

    Very true. A modernised, cheap train system would be wonderful… I live in Europe so I can’t complain that much but still, better collaboration across European borders would be amazing.

    • @STUPIDVIPGUY
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      141 year ago

      lmao ‘better collaboration across european borders’

      I mean we should always be working towards more progress but the EU has been collaborating in a peaceful manner never seen before in human history, and to hold EU citizenship gives you privilege over pretty much the entire rest of the world. Public infrastructure is super advanced compared to shitholes like the US.

      • izzent
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        231 year ago

        I mostly agree with your points, but improvements are always good, no? You sound weirdly aggressive about this. I’m also European btw.

        • @STUPIDVIPGUY
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          1 year ago

          Not trying to be aggressive but I live in America where public services like that are rare and inefficient so it’s annoying to see someone complain who is from the most developed place in the world. Nothing personal. and true that you should always be progressive

      • @animelivesmatter
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        101 year ago

        this is just the train version of the “you can’t criticize x because children are starving in Africa”

    • BeardyGrumps
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      51 year ago

      Currently live in Portugal and the rail network sucks. Talk of a high speed link through Spain but Spain doesn’t want to play ball. Central Europe has great rail but move to the edges and it’s absolute ass. (Have lived in Germany and France where the situation is much better)