Your post is inconsistent with data

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/07/22/how-the-origins-of-americas-immigrants-have-changed-since-1850/

Lemmy is big on tankies, and they often make assumptions about how the US and people there are.

Denmark has very good public transportation and bike networks.

Are we allowed to go outside?

It would be cool if they’re was some kind of list of companies that are scummy 😂. I could see my recent bike rides being very therapeutic

Sorry. Best we can give it is 363B in VC investment for self driving cars. Trains would be too expensive

Can we object to car lanes?

Carry a disability stick with a hard metal ball on the front. Hold it out in front of you and if they buzz you, their head lights get broken

I kind want to see what that does to a car that doesn’t stop. Probably rips their front wheels off

Imagine how much free buses would cost though!

Crazy thing is that 15 min away are beaches where dolphins and seals will swim with you for free. I have seen 100s of dolphins and babies. One almost jumped on me by accident.

There’s also no good bus route to sea world

Imagine what we could do if we got rid of the stores and houses

Yeah. Sometimes just exciting the train station, it things I have to exit and walk around a huge loop to get to the other side

Yeah I noticed this too. They know the speed limit because the app shows it, but then intentionally estimate you going faster

I think Google should have enough data by now though. If you put a residential address in, probably easy to park.

If someone puts in a theatre and then spends 20 min driving around the center/downtown, they are probably parking. Then you can count the walking time at well.

Same for someone parking at giant American Walmart with a huge lot. Google can track and already tell what mode of vehicle you are using. They do the statistics to estimates parking times under various conditions.

It won’t solve it in rural places, but even in Europe people sometimes thing driving is faster, when it’s not. In California cities, I remember buses were often very fast, but people don’t believe it because they go off Google maps and ignore parking

Sure. But I’m not going to write an essay to back my position right now with numerous examples.

I respect many of the far lefts beliefs like economic policy, pressure against the right wing, social policies supporting poor. I don’t respect the extreme distrust of media, violent retoric (when I see it), ideological purism, because it comes off as culty

Should note that I see less violent retoric from the far left than the far right, hence “when I see it”

I don’t believe the horseshoe theory. Far left and far right have a number of stark differences such as religion, economic policy, etc. I just believe that both sides are fringe cult-like environments, particularly when it comes to isolating yourselves and ideology control. Occasionally, I see other similarities.

Imo, far left isn’t clearly closer to the far right in most beliefs, except cult-like behavior

The statement is that far left makes similarly culty statements like “X entity is hiding evidence that supports our views from the general public”. It’s the “everyone except us lies” part of the culty belief. My statement is that both far left and far right have fringe beliefs that are culty or close to it.

I never said those were equal statements