dlp211
Joined 13 years ago
Joined 13 years ago
I'm a big proponent of no-fare subway's, but I don't think the MTA should just do that without a revenue source to replace rider fares. It would result in a completely broken subway system.
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/ny-ghost-cars-dodging-...
Citation needed. All studies I have seen suggest that congestion pricing achieves its desired outcomes of reducing car traffic and is the most effective way of doing so.
Massive citation needed.
Also, slight, but mostly consistent inflation is far better for everyone than what the US went through in it's first 150 years as a country.
The average American household is worth more than $1MM and the median is close to $200k. All time highs, even adjusting for all the inflation.
Why do you all insist on making shit up?
A reminder: Inflation is a hardship, a short one in this instance, unemployment is a crisis.
Federal outlays are not granular enough and increasing Federal outlays is pretty meaningless.