Does your country respect individual freedom and the right to transportation self-determination, or is it a pseudo-marxist overpopulated police state that forces you to use (((public))) "transportation"?
Does your country respect individual freedom and the right to transportation self-determination...
Jose Price
Brayden Walker
what city is this?
Luis Howard
Joseph Taylor
>pic
Reminds me of Edmonton 10 years ago, but somehow with even more parking lots.
Brandon Jackson
But anyways we don't have roads, parking or decent public transportation. Everything is shit.
Jayden Cruz
>Europoors wish they could afford cars
Hudson Powell
Houston in th 70s
Connor Morales
>true briton
That image is from sweden
Oliver Kelly
Not any better today. It's just that now there are parking garages instead of lots.
Kayden Flores
Isaac Flores
>actually CHOOSING to live in a c*ty
VERY good goyim
Jack Price
They still demolished a old building which was still in OPs pic in 2014
Google "Incarnate Word Academy Nicholas Clayton Building"
Joseph Sanders
No, I'm forced to apply for a driver's license and pass a "driver's test" to get permission from the state to drive on public roads. Then they impose further restrictions on my rights with "drunk driving" laws, speed limits, etc. I'm not even allowed to keep an open bottle of alcohol in my car.
Gavin Anderson
Yeah we have the freedom to drive cars, but all the roads are in shit shape so it's no fun anyway.
Hunter Morgan
Nazi tier
Brayden Stewart
Houston has no zoning laws. They build 50 story shitboxes next to detatched single-family homes. They will tear down a 10 floor building just to build a 15 story building, while a full block parking lot remains across the street for another decade or more. The "mass transit" is a little tram that basically goes in a 5 mile loop to nowhere.
Houston isnt really a city in the traditional sense. It's a giant suburban sprawl full of retarded people and some of the worst traffic in the world. A reasonably intelligent higchschool kid without urban planning experience could plan a better city. The one positive aspect of the "city" is that it has really good Tex-Mex food.
Its essentially an enormous meme.
Carter Walker
Yes, but, drugs.
Oliver Bell
Both. Anyone can buy a car if they can afford it or use the public transportation if they want to.
Samuel Williams
Did you know its standard in other countries to actually have a government issued ID? It could be a lot worse here.
Christopher Gomez
But it's houston
David Bennett
>no open bottle
This is the one that really gets me.
Nathaniel Flores
Houston is a hard mexican drugs hub.