Thread 212725990 - /int/ [Archived: 355 hours ago]

Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 6:29:11 PM No.212725990
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Happens in you're cunt?
Replies: >>212726009 >>212726054 >>212726085 >>212726249 >>212726280 >>212726306 >>212726336 >>212726353 >>212726364 >>212726447 >>212726665 >>212726732 >>212726927 >>212727032 >>212727033 >>212727234 >>212727437 >>212727450 >>212727451 >>212727625 >>212727899 >>212728504 >>212729476 >>212729521
Anonymous Greece
7/13/2025, 6:29:48 PM No.212726009
>>212725990 (OP)
Yes, and it's a good thing.
Anonymous Romania
7/13/2025, 6:30:59 PM No.212726054
>>212725990 (OP)
a lot to the point it is just sad and desperate
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:31:49 PM No.212726085
>>212725990 (OP)
Yeah
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 6:33:27 PM No.212726150
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My commute to my office.
Replies: >>212727303 >>212729476
Anonymous Greece
7/13/2025, 6:34:46 PM No.212726196
yes, work is 10 minute by car, 1 hour by commute
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:36:16 PM No.212726243
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Replies: >>212726282 >>212727426 >>212729314
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 6:36:24 PM No.212726249
>>212725990 (OP)
Yes, very common. I don't mind.
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 6:37:09 PM No.212726280
>>212725990 (OP)
public transport shills are trying to hide this from you
Replies: >>212726336 >>212726920 >>212729522
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:37:19 PM No.212726282
>>212726243
this is unforgivable
Anonymous Austria
7/13/2025, 6:38:03 PM No.212726306
>>212725990 (OP)
Yes, as soon as you leave Vienna.
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:38:56 PM No.212726336
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>>212725990 (OP)
No
>>212726280
Public transport depends on good infrastructure
Replies: >>212726419
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 6:39:31 PM No.212726353
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>>212725990 (OP)
No.
I commute between Linkรถping and Stockholm twice a week by train.

Tรฅg/Train - 1 hour and 35 minutes.
Driving/Kรถrning - 2 hours and 18 minutes.
Anonymous South Korea
7/13/2025, 6:39:52 PM No.212726364
>>212725990 (OP)
No, people would riot here if that happen
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 6:41:17 PM No.212726419
>>212726336
the best infrastructure is a car
Replies: >>212726471 >>212726814
Anonymous Finland
7/13/2025, 6:41:56 PM No.212726441
Fuck commute, if I can't work from home I'll be a neet
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:42:00 PM No.212726447
Transport
Transport
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>>212725990 (OP)
Yes, but the other way around
Replies: >>212726576 >>212727437
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:42:46 PM No.212726470
>Live on light rail line
>Need to go to hospital that's also on the light rail line
>90 minutes by light rail, 20 minutes by car
Public transit is a meme, just build proper driving infrastructure.
Replies: >>212729564
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:42:47 PM No.212726471
>>212726419
A car isn't public transport, it's private transport, and much more expensive in the long term than public transport
Replies: >>212726527 >>212726559
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 6:43:56 PM No.212726527
>>212726471
>a bloo bloo
shut the fuck up rajesh
Replies: >>212726645
Anonymous Greece
7/13/2025, 6:44:45 PM No.212726559
>>212726471
>private transport
That's the reason it's superior to any form of public transport. It's your own vehicle, that you don't have to share with anyone, and you're responsible for its maintenance.
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Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:44:58 PM No.212726570
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Osrng
Replies: >>212726704
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:45:15 PM No.212726576
>>212726447
(And this is right now so on a Sunday with barely any cars around)
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 6:45:15 PM No.212726578
i biked 100 minutes yesterday
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:46:50 PM No.212726645
>>212726527
>Indians out of nowhere
obsessed
>>212726559
>you're responsible for its maintenance.
And insurance, and you're going to be stuck in traffic during congestions, and you're going to have to pay parking fees in cities.
Replies: >>212726737 >>212726854
Anonymous Russian Federation
7/13/2025, 6:47:24 PM No.212726665
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>>212725990 (OP)
Here's my way to work. But google is retarded and using only trains for some reason. It would 45-50 mins on the bus.
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Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:48:31 PM No.212726704
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>>212726570
Manchester to London is nearly two hours faster by train.
Anonymous Russian Federation
7/13/2025, 6:48:53 PM No.212726715
>>212726665
>45-50 mins on the bus.
But sometimes even 30 by my experience. But rarely.
visajeet !ZoCaLKZvhkUnited States
7/13/2025, 6:49:33 PM No.212726732
>>212725990 (OP)
Also uber is outrageously expensive. When I moved for my first job in upstate ny I had no car, there was no bus, all the apartments were far away, all the grocery stores were ever further away. I struggled for first few weeks
Anonymous Croatia
7/13/2025, 6:49:44 PM No.212726737
>>212726645
And in spite all of this, a car is still preferrable.
Replies: >>212726755
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 6:50:20 PM No.212726755
>>212726737
>a car is still preferrable
To you.
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:51:06 PM No.212726781
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and this is my heckin walkable city

i drive because i can leave at the same time everyday and get to work on time maybe 5 minutes early consistently
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:51:56 PM No.212726814
>>212726419
cars are an unprecedented luxury in the scope of human history and they require millions of new laws and billions of miles of natural genocide.
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Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:52:14 PM No.212726825
KWAB
KWAB
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We have the best roads in the world. Public transport still mogs so hard it's not even funny
Replies: >>212726919 >>212727464
Anonymous Greece
7/13/2025, 6:52:54 PM No.212726854
>>212726645
It's an opportunity cost I'm gladly paying to avoid dealing with pickpockets, roving beggars, drunk tourists pissing along the platform, or drugged-up schizos pissing in the train.
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:54:01 PM No.212726890
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Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:54:35 PM No.212726919
>>212726825
>Public transport still mogs
HAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH
NEVER DID NEVER WILL
Replies: >>212726994
ukie Ireland
7/13/2025, 6:54:35 PM No.212726920
>>212726280
what, lack of trains in canada/us?
Anonymous France
7/13/2025, 6:54:40 PM No.212726924
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High speed train is love. High speed train is life.
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:54:46 PM No.212726927
>>212725990 (OP)
I live 14 miles from my workplace. My commuting options are:
1) walk.
2) bicycle in the summer
3) motorized transport, car, truck, motorcycle, w/e
4) taxi
5) bus ride with three transfers, and still have to walk 1.5 miles.
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 6:55:22 PM No.212726948
>>212726814
you mean the most meaningful invention since the wheel
>natural genocide
COOL
Replies: >>212727025 >>212727810
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:56:20 PM No.212726994
>>212726919
Enjoy seethingly moving at a congested 5kmh on your A9, while I enjoy a coffee and breakfast while shitposting on 4chan in my ICE. (For free)
Replies: >>212727070 >>212727151 >>212727883
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:57:03 PM No.212727025
>>212726948
it's actually quite disappointing how similar they are to the wagon despite costing 1,000% more.
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Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 6:57:18 PM No.212727032
Skรคrmklipp3-down
Skรคrmklipp3-down
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>>212725990 (OP)
I live here in Stockholm and it takes me 25 minutes to cycle to my office.
When I drive, it's minimum 45-50 minutes due to traffic and longer route. Often more in rush hour.
On my bike I just cut straight through the city on the bike paths.

No idea how long the bus takes but probably slow as shit like driving.
Replies: >>212727070 >>212727375
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 6:57:21 PM No.212727033
>>212725990 (OP)
My mom is 55 and has never been on a train outside vacations in Europe
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:58:19 PM No.212727070
file
file
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>>212726994
Skill issue lol.

>>212727032
This nigga gets it.
Replies: >>212727112 >>212727242
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 6:59:12 PM No.212727112
>>212727070
Nowhere did I say cycling isn't good either. Fuck off disingenuous retard
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Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 7:00:30 PM No.212727151
>>212726994
i can do that in my car as well while stuck in traffic. i also never get mad in these situations because i remind myself that sitting on train, bus or bike would be immeasurably more humiliating in comparison
>>212727025
>disappointing
to you
Replies: >>212727288 >>212727956
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:00:48 PM No.212727169
>>212727112
but are somehow still projecting some transport method on me.
Fuck off lol. Blud needs a motor made of steel to get anywhere. First thing that came to his mind when i said public transport is aids.
Anonymous Austria
7/13/2025, 7:02:21 PM No.212727234
commute
commute
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>>212725990 (OP)
my commute
Anonymous Croatia
7/13/2025, 7:02:32 PM No.212727242
>>212727070
>bicycle
I don't think toys should be allowed on public roads. Just a symptom of the increasing infantilization of society.
Replies: >>212728951
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:03:47 PM No.212727288
>>212727151
Burger King from a wrapper and Starbucks isn't eating breakfast anon
>sitting on a train
>humiliating
Literally how? It's like a plane but even more comfy because you have more legroom, a table to put your laptop on, a bar and restaurant, yuuuuge windows with cool views...
Anonymous Brazil
7/13/2025, 7:04:02 PM No.212727303
>>212726150
>You'll get there quicker on foot than on public transport
How?
Replies: >>212728111
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 7:04:08 PM No.212727308
Once again Europeans ignoring the fact that North America is gigantic as fuck
Replies: >>212727385 >>212727490 >>212729690
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:04:11 PM No.212727310
the virtue-signalling itt is hilarious. If you don't want to drive, ride a bicycle. But why bike when you can walk? And don't wear shoes becaus they are made by slave labor in some thirdie hellhole.

Nope, walk barefoot and bare naked everywhere. But then, where do you live? In some apartment owned by a huge world-killing conglomerate? Maybe a nice comfy nature-kiilling house in the boonies that used to be forest land. You better live in a caver and eat only found fruits and vegetables and go naked everywhere, or you're virtuosity is weak.
Replies: >>212727392 >>212727529
Anonymous Russian Federation
7/13/2025, 7:05:44 PM No.212727375
>>212727032
>cycling
Must be good living on a flat surface.
Anonymous Austria
7/13/2025, 7:05:57 PM No.212727385
>>212727308
most canadians live in a literal corridor between montreal and toronto
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:06:15 PM No.212727392
>>212727310
>murifat cant fathom there are scenarios where riding a bike is comparably fast or faster than a car
Anonymous Belgium
7/13/2025, 7:06:55 PM No.212727426
>>212726243
this just means your public transport is an atrocity and why you still haven't fixed it, blame yourself. i get it the car industry and big oil won't fuel themselves but this is literally cattle behaviour. not that you have a choice
Replies: >>212728278 >>212728498
Anonymous Israel
7/13/2025, 7:07:04 PM No.212727437
>>212725990 (OP)
Yes

>>212726447
wow, I don't think I've ever encountered this here.
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 7:07:20 PM No.212727450
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>>212725990 (OP)
car is a human right
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:07:20 PM No.212727451
>>212725990 (OP)
Iโ€™m a walk chad
Anonymous Malta
7/13/2025, 7:07:39 PM No.212727464
>>212726825

When I was a student in Germany I did a Werkpraktikum that was in the next smaller city from mine and I lived somewhere in between in a kind of suburb.
It was 22min by car and 2hr30min by public transport, because the only connection was to take the train back into the larger city and then grab another train to the smaller city. And the schedules didn't even line up so you had to wait 15min between stops.
Replies: >>212727560
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 7:08:17 PM No.212727490
bruh
bruh
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>>212727308
>Once again Europeans ignoring the fact that North America is gigantic as fuck
And? The average commute distance between EU and USA is about the same.

The difference is that in the EU, you can survive without a car.
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 7:08:25 PM No.212727495
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my internship
i cant imagine going back to being a carcel
Anonymous Austria
7/13/2025, 7:09:16 PM No.212727529
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>>212727310
I fly
I drive
I ride the train
I ride the bus
I ride the tram
I ride the subway
I cycle
I walk
I choose the option best suited to the route I am travelling
I have options
I am European
Replies: >>212727597 >>212727995
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:09:53 PM No.212727560
>>212727464
Sounds like it was two bumfuck nowhere villages with zero infrastructure. Sure that happens, I'm not saying there are no scenarios where a car makes sense, there are in fact many. But acting like it is ALWAYS better than public transport or cycling is plain retarded
Replies: >>212727597 >>212727706
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 7:10:29 PM No.212727576
dzianbu
dzianbu
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I walk-train-train-walk. I am carless and it's a good thing. Traffic jams, fuel costs, finding a parking spot and paying for it is a nightmare. Car is good for bumfuck nowhere, not the hustle&bustle of a big city...
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:11:10 PM No.212727597
>>212727560
Basically this >>212727529
based and evropapilled
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:11:58 PM No.212727625
>>212725990 (OP)
I can be in NYC in 1 hour 30 minutes of driving or 1 hour 35 minutes of walking and train, 11 minutes of walking according to google so probably more like 7 minutes of walking.
Anonymous Finland
7/13/2025, 7:12:03 PM No.212727628
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public transit shills deserve to be executed
Replies: >>212727729
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:13:58 PM No.212727706
>>212727560
public transport mogs in the city
individual traffic mogs on the countryside
no one ever considers that both points are valid
Replies: >>212727878
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 7:14:40 PM No.212727729
>>212727628
>BUT THINK OF THE MONEY YOU SPEND ON FUEL (its literally the same as having to buy a ticket)
Replies: >>212727964
Anonymous Belgium
7/13/2025, 7:16:43 PM No.212727810
>>212726948
you sound like musk. he reinvented the metro with highly questionable efficiency so instead put traffic jams underground in one big death treap. only available for teslas and their battery fires of course, nothing else. no self enrichment here
we can thank god it was so retarted it never became a thing. and yeah see how fast you go from paris to london or the south of france by car or train
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:18:27 PM No.212727878
>>212727706
Let's extend the list a bit more
>walking mogs for very short distance (<1km)
>bikes mog for short distance (<5km)
>public transport mogs in the city (5-50km)
>car mogs in countryside or between close cities with shitty train connections (0-100km)
>trains mog for travel between cities (>50km)
>cars mog for travel with luggage for mid distance (100-1500km)
>planes mog for long distance (>1500km)
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:18:33 PM No.212727883
>>212726994
the equivalent to running into a traffic jam is missing your connecting train
in a traffic jam i am still sitting in my car and lose more than an hour only in the worst cases
missing your connecting train is by now a guaranteed occurrence, you will lose at least an hour even on the country's major lines and you will spend that hour at some shitty cold train station with the local beggars
Replies: >>212727974
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 7:18:59 PM No.212727899
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>>212725990 (OP)
No idea. I live in the countryside.
I either drive or stay home.
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:20:31 PM No.212727956
>>212727151
watching my favorite youtube channel while taking milf creepshots is humiliating?
Anonymous United Kingdom
7/13/2025, 7:20:52 PM No.212727964
IMG_1131
IMG_1131
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>>212727729
>its literally the same as having to buy a ticket)
No it isn't. I can get a 1 month pass for unlimited travel on the tram and bus in my city, that's ยฃ3 per day, and it would cost half as much as average car fuel costs every month.
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:21:03 PM No.212727974
>>212727883
>defund trains
>wtf how could this happen how did trains become shittier
Replies: >>212728116
Anonymous Belgium
7/13/2025, 7:22:02 PM No.212727995
>>212727529
also this. certain distances are more suited for certain transportation methods. better to have options than being a slave to your car because it's all you've got
and for the amerimutts reading this; walking, try it
Replies: >>212728146
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 7:24:58 PM No.212728111
>>212727303
I live on an east/west street. My office is pretty much located parallel to me to the north but the closest north/south public transit near me I have to walk to. So it's faster to just walk directly north to the office.
Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 7:25:04 PM No.212728116
>>212727974
>implying that our car infrastructure is not crumbling nearly as badly
individual traffic is much more resilient against failure, so the extent is just not nearly as obvious
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:25:55 PM No.212728146
>>212727995
most of the Americans here before the 2020 normalfag infestation have probably tried to live life on foot at one point, but it's not feasible unless you're willing to stay in the same city forever. and depending on your job you might not be able to do that.
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:29:33 PM No.212728278
This_is_america
This_is_america
md5: 0993448eca545002b89a1372a1790379๐Ÿ”
>>212727426
That the price of freedom o algo
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:35:43 PM No.212728498
>>212727426
Thats socialism or something
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 7:35:56 PM No.212728504
Karlskrona
Karlskrona
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>>212725990 (OP)
Everyone here just walks/bikes or use the cancer e-kickbikes that are parked everywhere.
Replies: >>212728557 >>212728633 >>212728681
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 7:37:48 PM No.212728557
>>212728504
Swedes and Norwegians need not apply to suffering threads, you live life on the main menu screen before the tutorial starts.
Replies: >>212728814 >>212728907
Anonymous Russian Federation
7/13/2025, 7:39:54 PM No.212728633
>>212728504
this nigga lives on an aircraft carrier
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 7:41:46 PM No.212728681
>>212728504
>ja mannen! jag suffer en sverige!
Replies: >>212728814
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 7:45:43 PM No.212728814
DJI_0137-Redigera
DJI_0137-Redigera
md5: 99daa0d5184bdd9916d2a56aacd12068๐Ÿ”
>>212728557
>>212728681
Fun until winter comers and it's always windy, humid and cold.
Replies: >>212730043
Anonymous Finland
7/13/2025, 7:48:23 PM No.212728907
>>212728557
Not if you live in a commieblock suburb full of violent desert people.
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 7:50:00 PM No.212728951
>>212727242
cost of car
>car
>fuel
>roads
>pollution
>obesity and heart disease
>greenhouse effect knock-on effects
>estrogenization of society (half of all microplastics are from car tires)
>fatalities
>noise
cost of bike
>none + you get healthier saving society thousands of euros

on top of this bikes are the most energy efficient mode of transport there is
Replies: >>212729376
Anonymous United States
7/13/2025, 8:02:11 PM No.212729314
>>212726243
>america isnt a third wo-
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 8:03:56 PM No.212729376
>>212728951
i dont care about cost. id gladly pay the current costs x20 just to avoid public transport or being a bike cuck.
>le greenhouse
i literally dont care
>energy effifciency
>heart disease
lol you are mindcucked, pulling out all these nonsensical justifications for being a rideless gigaloser
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Anonymous Romania
7/13/2025, 8:07:13 PM No.212729476
>>212725990 (OP)
>>212726150
Is this caused by jeets clogging the public transport system?
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Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 8:07:34 PM No.212729488
>>212729376
you don't care which is why we need to horribly tax you into carlessness and then possibly put your children into bicyclist reeducation camps where their calves grow thick with muscle and their blood grows thick with EPO

heil cyklar
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Anonymous Israel
7/13/2025, 8:08:35 PM No.212729521
>>212725990 (OP)
no it's usually like half the time not x10
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 8:08:37 PM No.212729522
>>212726280
But don't you live in le heckin walkable cities?
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 8:10:04 PM No.212729564
>>212726470
>proper driving infrastructure
Not scalable when you keep importing millions of new people each year.
Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 8:13:56 PM No.212729690
>>212727308
>Leaf pretending that the vast majority of """Canadians""" don't live in their own 80km bubble and rarely venture outside it unless they're a boomer who has a summer cottage
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 8:14:55 PM No.212729724
>>212729488
exactly, it takes government violence, fines and threats of concentration camps to make people ride bikes while they will voluntarily opt for cars whenever possible. the goat invention.
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Anonymous Canada
7/13/2025, 8:21:31 PM No.212729929
>>212729476
We've never had good public transport. We're basically America tier. But yeah, that too I guess doesn't help.
Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 8:21:33 PM No.212729933
>>212729724
it takes government roads to drive your queermobiles
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Anonymous Germany
7/13/2025, 8:21:48 PM No.212729945
for my new job its either half an hour by car or one hour by a combination of bus/train.
I will probably use public transport, because my job is giving me a Deutschlandticket for free
Anonymous Switzerland
7/13/2025, 8:23:45 PM No.212730010
>>212729933
the least it can do. governments should give a free car to every citizen.
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 8:24:56 PM No.212730043
>>212728814
ohhh nooooo i suffer so much living in the winter wonderlaaaand waiter the steak is too juicy!
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Anonymous Sweden
7/13/2025, 8:31:03 PM No.212730250
>>212730043
>steak is too juicy!
That's called raw. Misery.
Anonymous Poland
7/13/2025, 8:49:25 PM No.212730842
>>212729376
have fun riding your manly male car on roads that perish from extremely high temperatures as power plants shut down from the same reason and young healthy people succumb to eternal sleep unable to sweat it out