[DavidAaronGarcia]

Originally Posted by AngelAssassin ↗

American government (democrats mostly) insist on total protection for our populace (or, total control). An insanely expensive and unreachable goal, but nevertheless, they try.
So, there’s no way we would EVER have our minor children going to school on public transport where they would be in contact with the general public!!!
Kids don’t even have to walk to a bus stop any longer!!! No more one stop for all the kids on the street, nooooo! We need to make the bus stop at EACH HOUSE now!!! It’s fucking ridiculous… LOL

I don't know the schools you're talking about but here in the Fresno find the kids still catch public you know public transit use the alarm Fresno area express that's the local bus system unfortunately another teenager had gotten out the same school of 16 year old high on drugs or booze or something else and did you eat and mow down nearly 20 students right now FAX bus stop luckily there is no casualties as of last I've heard but some of the students who knows how long their injuries could be and then the course the kid that did the mow downwards with his sister in the vehicle their mom picked them up when she was a felon with a rap sheet thicker than the holy Bible

[AngelAssassin]

I’m in New England. All the school buses around here work that way.
I’m not saying people don’t get to school in other ways, but as for the school’s transportation options, there’s no public transportation involved.

Besides, the vast majority of our country is NOT made up of major city centers, but is, in fact, quite rural. There just aren’t many, if any, options for public transportation, as is possible in a big city. Things are just way too spread out to make it financially feasible.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by AngelAssassin ↗

I’m in New England. All the school buses around here work that way.
I’m not saying people don’t get to school in other ways, but as for the school’s transportation options, there’s no public transportation involved.

Besides, the vast majority of our country is NOT made up of major city centers, but is, in fact, quite rural. There just aren’t many, if any, options for public transportation, as is possible in a big city. Things are just way too spread out to make it financially feasible.

It's probably Europeans that think public transport would solve the student delivery logistics in the USA. They don't understand our dispersion in the burbs and country, and how our dangerous underclass makes public transport unsurvivable.

In Prague, Czech, I can jump on the numerous street trams and the even better Metro subway, everyone is well behaved and students can be seen with their backpacks and computers. Not so in urban USA, which is becoming more like a zoo each day.

BTW, I was selling my parents house in the Chicago burbs, and a guy bought it because there is no public transport within several miles, his main concern in buying a house was to avoid the underclass denizens...

[Xploit Machine]

[AngelAssassin]

Originally Posted by gimlet ↗

BTW, I was selling my parents house in the Chicago burbs, and a guy bought it because there is no public transport within several miles, his main concern in buying a house was to avoid the underclass denizens...

Really? Oh that’s funny, I don’t blame him!!!
That issue is getting noticeably worse each day. People are leaving city centers in droves… Well, certain cities that happen to be run by democrats…
It’s got to change.

[gimlet]

Originally Posted by AngelAssassin ↗

Really? Oh that’s funny, I don’t blame him!!!
That issue is getting noticeably worse each day. People are leaving city centers in droves… Well, certain cities that happen to be run by democrats…
It’s got to change.

I couldn't make that up, I'm not as racist/clever as I pretend...

[MamaGonFishin]

Damn, that's just sad all around.

[RoadRash]

Shoulda sat in the back of the bus