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Posted by fdtutf on Wed May 6 16:56:31 2015, in response to Re: We Now Have Definitive Proof SBS is a Failure, posted by BrooklynBus on Wed May 6 16:07:15 2015. I now want to do a study to determine if the US Constitution is successful today. Does that mean I need to assess conditions in the US just prior and after 1787? Or do I assess conditions in the US as of 1992 when the last amendment was ratified? Because all of us no that conditions today have remain unchanged since 1992.Really? I think conditions in the U.S. that would affect how well our political system is working have changed considerably since 1992, not to mention since 1787. The Constitution isn't the only variable involved. Similarly, with SBS, the presence or absence of SBS isn't the only variable involved. And the further you get from the point at which SBS was introduced, the less likely it is that what you're seeing are the effects of SBS rather than some other factor affecting bus service. GodDAMN I'm tired of saying this to you over and over. Maybe I should just stop and let you stew in your own idiot juices. Anyone with a smidgen of common sense knows that you are making an obvious blunder. Conditions change all the time, and to determine the effectiveness of anything, you use the most recent data. You couldn't be more precisely wrong if you tried. And Lord knows, you do try. And now you are also calling me a liar that I was not responsible for the southwest Brooklyn Bus changes. You missed my point. For easy reference, I have re-quoted your statement below and bolded the portion of the statement that I'm doubting: And if I was never a planner, how did I get the MTA to make the largest and most beneficial bus route changes in their history in 1978? |
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