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I'm going to just say whole I fully agree with the sentiment, Transit needs to not be looked at as a part of poverty. Alot of cities have transit used by all walks of life.
I'm gonna guess the poster is in the US. In most of this country, bus=poor because in most of this country the bus service is so shitty that only people who can't afford a car will use it.
I feel so bad for Americans.
Yeah being in the imperial core during the empire's decline is generally not a good thing.
Weirdo idealists represent! ✊️
I'd argue that public transit even saves time compared to driving. I can do so much while sitting on a bus/train. I can't do anything else while driving.