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Xinjiang vs USA subway
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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2023
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To be fair, the xinjiang subway is 4 years old. The NY subway is 99 years old.
To be fair, this is the US you’re talking about. It’s a difficult sell to get it to work on infrastructure at all.
I'd love to see the Xinjiang in 95 more years.
It’s just going to to be this meme reposted.
It’ll be this meme but the photo of the ny subway will just be desert dunes
We can always hope for communist revolution in the USA one day
I, too, wish I'd still be around to visit the Urumqi Orbital Elevator Station
Laughs in tofu dreg
one day China will be as run down as the US. Checkmate tankies
Nah, the U.S. is definitely in the negatives — being taken over by nature would be an infrastructure upgrade
You're clearly much denser than the concrete they build all those failed buildings out of.
Buh b but that's a whattaboutism.
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This is one of my favorite genres of lib cope. Somehow they have convinced themselves that repairing existing infrastructure is harder than building it new.
the liberal mind is incapable of grasping the extremely difficult concept of "maintenance"
Okay, then explain the profit centers in this so-called "maintenance"
It’s 124 years old, and has more stations than any other metro/subway in the world.
Yes, it should be better, but this is not exactly a fair comparison.