Re:Could High-Speed Rail Ease California’s Housing Crisis? S...
by habosa on Friday January 25, 2019 @06:52PM
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I'm not sure either party can govern effectively when they are in a political bubble. It seems that both ideas have good sides and the best governments are the (rare) ones where multiple parties have power and compromise occurs.
However in America I only get to vote for one of two sides and I still think mine is the lesser of two evils.
Re:Could High-Speed Rail Ease California’s Housing Crisis? S...
by munk-a on Friday January 25, 2019 @07:05PM
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It'd be really nice if America could crack the two party system that's so heavily entrenched but... that'll only happen with the cooperation of those parties which have no motivation to do so - other than silly things like "democratic ideals" and "making a fair and open society"
Re:Could High-Speed Rail Ease California’s Housing Crisis? S...
by jbay808 on Friday January 25, 2019 @10:58PM
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If I can identify some other city that has been under liberal democrat control for decades and isn't dysfunctional, then it's not irrational for me maintain my ideology while asking for better from this one.
Some people say that the definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing in the same way, while expecting different results.