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Posted by brightonr68 on Sun Jun 3 21:09:32 2012, in response to Re: Jerry Brown moves to shield CAHSR from environmental lawsuits, posted by Rockparkman on Sun Jun 3 20:53:26 2012. "All Conservatives HATE mass transit because it is a community endeavor "WHAT? First conservatives do not hate mass transit Conservatives hate over paying for services that may or may not be needed. Last I looked one could drive or fly between the two locations at a cost to taxpayers of $0 Transportation should not be something that has to be subsidized when there are options that exist other wise. If it was really needed private concerns would put in money to make it happen at a price the public will pay for. A perfect example is the NYC subway system. The system was financed through real estate sales along the line and there was a real need. Need is defined as enough customers who would ride the line to make it profitable. This is the justification for the 7 line extension The Liberals have the wool pulled over every ones eyes. The whole environmental review process has been set up as a liberal employment program. Lawyers writing and arguing over none sense for years driving up the cost of the project. The corrupt unions over charging for no show labor. If the public agreed to fund this project, then Jerry Brown is correct in wanting to shield CAHSR from environmental lawsuits. My only problem is that is this project is doomed as most of the Oboma-nomics boondogle high speed rail projects |
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