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17 Montana Republicans Cross Party Lines, Defeat Anti-Trans Bill After Nonbinary Rep's Speech
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The only language of the State is violence
"The State" as in the state of Montana? Or like The State?
Because if it's the latter... I would say that the state excels at building infrastructure, and providing services that would never be done by the private sector because they're not profitable.
I'm not sure I see any violence in that stuff...
The later. We dont need a State to build community and infrastructure
Yeah I love toll roads
Me too. Makes more sense than cyclists paying for stupid 14 lane highways
Ahh yes, the great american cross-country bicycle trip.
It's almost as if this country is far too big and spread out to make bikes the primary form of transportation.
I don't love how car-centric we are, but "hurr durr, people want to ride bikes on roads" is honestly the stupidest fucking reason to switch entirely to toll roads that I have ever heard. Do better.