Once again the Port Authority has proven how inept they are. Because they can't run a company, several bus routes have been discontinued leaving many people with no way to get to work.
This was posted on several of the major news channels facebook pages last week, and there is always an idiot troll that says one of two things:
1. Buy a car! : Really? The cost of owning and commuting to work in the city is pretty damn expensive. You have to pay to have a parking spot in most areas of the city, not to mention the cost of parking when you go to work. There's a reason why many people don't drive or own vehicles.
2. I don't use public transportation so I don't think my tax dollars should pay for something I don't use.
The second one really got me, because the mindset is that only people that are uneducated take public transportation. They forget that students use the buses. Buses are useful. I'm sure if I lived in the city, I'd use them. I used to take the 88 Transit bus to my college before I had a car.
I'm so sick of people coming down on the poor. Telling them to get a better job or that they are lazy because they aren't making a lot of money.
That mindset pissed me off because I have a sibling that's used it on me. Sure I could probably have a better paying job, but I wouldn't be able to be there for my parents as much as I am now. Sure I'd like to have more money, but I would prefer to have my parents alive and happy more than that.
What I find is that this mindset belongs to most Republicans. Screw poor people, just as long as the rich keep getting richer.
It disgusts me.
So much about life disgusts me right now.
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I'd like to move into the city one day, and depending on where I'm working, I'm not planning on driving. Why spend the money on a car if public transportation can save you the money on payments, gas, maintenance, etc.?
Exactly! My best friend works at PNC in management and she doesn't drive. I know if I lived in the city I wouldn't drive, or would drive little.
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