One solution to that problems noted here, and to so many other problems in society, is to stop using taxpayer dollars to subsidize individual motorized transit. It's billions of taxpayer dollars each year that create negative incentives in so many aspects of our lives, and it's quite curious that nobody seems to be identifying that, given how concerned folks say they are about such things as environmental destruction and cancer rates and traffic congestion and protecting the troops and avoiding damage from extreme weather, on top of those on the right who usually are quite aggressive in condemning perceived socialism and government overreach. If people want to drive individual motor vehicles everywhere, that's apparently an established freedom, but why are taxpayers subsidizing it?
One solution to that problems noted here, and to so many other problems in society, is to stop using taxpayer dollars to subsidize individual motorized transit. It's billions of taxpayer dollars each year that create negative incentives in so many aspects of our lives, and it's quite curious that nobody seems to be identifying that, given how concerned folks say they are about such things as environmental destruction and cancer rates and traffic congestion and protecting the troops and avoiding damage from extreme weather, on top of those on the right who usually are quite aggressive in condemning perceived socialism and government overreach. If people want to drive individual motor vehicles everywhere, that's apparently an established freedom, but why are taxpayers subsidizing it?
I liked this article very much. How about making the BU public health program affordable?????