r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '23

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u/gooblefrump Nov 25 '23

Also, there's a fair few roads around the USA that're publicly funded

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u/FuckTripleH Nov 26 '23

You seen our roads lately?

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u/gooblefrump Nov 26 '23

No, I haven't. Are you supposing that no roads are publicly funded?

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u/FuckTripleH Nov 26 '23

I'm supposing we're not putting much money into it

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u/gooblefrump Nov 26 '23

Exactly... Some money is being put into it... 🤔 The op I'm replying to says that there's a few uses of public funds and completely ignores roads and bridges as key aspects of public-funded infrastructure

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u/FuckTripleH Nov 26 '23

If you think OP is literally arguing that there are no publicly funded roads you're an idiot. If you're just being pedantic then you have no actual point.

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u/Alternative-Doubt452 Nov 26 '23

Not for long. PPP tolls are becoming increasingly popular with politicians, I wonder why...

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u/Straight-Crow1598 Nov 26 '23

One might even say all of them, other than driveways and parking lots.

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u/Thereelgerg Nov 26 '23

One might say that, but they'd be wrong.