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    jimmyr Guest

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    And you all think interns and yuppies are going to be eager to ride M-1? Riiiiight. Interns and yuppies will be using their own car or Uber, etc. for any short transportation. Shut down M-1 now and put that $140M into something else, anything else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmyr View Post
    And you all think interns and yuppies are going to be eager to ride M-1? Riiiiight. Interns and yuppies will be using their own car or Uber, etc. for any short transportation. Shut down M-1 now and put that $140M into something else, anything else.
    Are you going to blame the "urban element" for this while you're at it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by motz View Post
    Are you going to blame the "urban element" for this while you're at it?
    Anyone who thinks having a "bus on rails" is going to change the on board ambiance from a regular bus is smoking something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    Anyone who thinks having a "bus on rails" is going to change the on board ambiance from a regular bus is smoking something.
    Well I mean, I am defending "the urban element", so I most definitely smoke illegal narcotics. Duh.
    Edit - Bought 'em with my food stamps too, to boot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    Anyone who thinks having a "bus on rails" is going to change the on board ambiance from a regular bus is smoking something.
    Anyone who thinks voting NO means any loss of Federal, State or Local funding or cuts in essential service next August is also smoking something

    Google save the fuel tax org

    All funding and bus service provided by SMART is fully protected by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and ADA of 1991.

    It's time to end the scare tactics and bullying of the low income by casting your vote next August with a vote of NO and write to Mr. John Hertel to come out and debate me on television today.
    Last edited by That Great Guy; May-02-14 at 09:15 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by motz View Post
    Are you going to blame the "urban element" for this while you're at it?
    Spoken like a true anti transit automobile company stooge

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    Quote Originally Posted by stasu1213 View Post
    Spoken like a true anti transit automobile company stooge
    I'm in favor of a 3.5 mil property tax and a full restoration of federal and state funds.

    But, you DetroitYES people mostly want to drive yer big pigs and pay the charity tax to replace what truE mass transit advocates such as myself support.

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    Hah. I don't drive a big 'pig' car, but I do enjoy not being a 'captive audience' to what is going on in the local public transit system in this area. No thank you.

    Quote Originally Posted by That Great Guy View Post
    But, you DetroitYES people mostly want to drive yer big pigs and pay the charity tax to replace what truE mass transit advocates such as myself support.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zacha341 View Post
    Hah. I don't drive a big 'pig' car, but I do enjoy not being a 'captive audience' to what is going on in the local public transit system in this area. No thank you.
    Thank You for your post

    The people on this forum think voting NO next August means SMART loses about $47 Million per year in operating subsidies.

    This is proof and physical evidence beyond any doubt that the rights of every single human being on this Earth is now being violated.

    Thus, you are a captive audience unless you choose to look the other way at losing your own basic rights or those of others.

    The Unites States of America is in more danger then you might think of being taken over by Soviet Era Communists.

    The SMART bus drivers might have their paychecks cut, if they don't fight for true freedom and democracy. It is not too late for them to fight but time is running out, if they want to protect over $100 Million per year from State taxes on fuel.


    Mr. Hertel of SMART has so far refused to debate me on television

    Thank You very much for your post

    Google save the fuel tax org

    Without or Sans funding to get this WebSite extremely well known, it could be too late to recover lost community transit funds from federal and state fuel tax collections in Michigan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by That Great Guy View Post
    Thank You for your post

    The people on this forum think voting NO next August means SMART loses about $47 Million per year in operating subsidies.

    This is proof and physical evidence beyond any doubt that the rights of every single human being on this Earth is now being violated.

    Thus, you are a captive audience unless you choose to look the other way at losing your own basic rights or those of others.

    The Unites States of America is in more danger then you might think of being taken over by Soviet Era Communists.

    The SMART bus drivers might have their paychecks cut, if they don't fight for true freedom and democracy. It is not too late for them to fight but time is running out, if they want to protect over $100 Million per year from State taxes on fuel.


    Mr. Hertel of SMART has so far refused to debate me on television

    Thank You very much for your post

    Google save the fuel tax org

    Without or Sans funding to get this WebSite extremely well known, it could be too late to recover lost community transit funds from federal and state fuel tax collections in Michigan.
    Another drive by "copy and paste".

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmyr View Post
    And you all think interns and yuppies are going to be eager to ride M-1? Riiiiight. Interns and yuppies will be using their own car or Uber, etc. for any short transportation. Shut down M-1 now and put that $140M into something else, anything else.
    You would be surprised at how differently people feel about trains vs busses. The Detroit People Mover is packed full of suburbanites during downtown sporting events, concerts, conventions, etc. Most of the people who have no problem riding the people mover would never get on a SMART bus in their own suburban neighborhood, let alone a DDOT bus in the city. They do not have the same aversion to a rail system.

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    Quote Originally Posted by erikd View Post
    You would be surprised at how differently people feel about trains vs busses. The Detroit People Mover is packed full of suburbanites during downtown sporting events, concerts, conventions, etc. Most of the people who have no problem riding the people mover would never get on a SMART bus in their own suburban neighborhood, let alone a DDOT bus in the city. They do not have the same aversion to a rail system.
    They would also be glad to get on a parking shuttle bus or a hotel shuttle bus. The buses at Disney World are just as crowded as the monorail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    They would also be glad to get on a parking shuttle bus or a hotel shuttle bus. The buses at Disney World are just as crowded as the monorail.
    I agree that the people who will not ride a SMART or DDOT bus will not only ride rail systems, but also shuttle busses.

    How does this support your argument that they won't ride the M-1 rail line?

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    Quote Originally Posted by erikd View Post
    I agree that the people who will not ride a SMART or DDOT bus will not only ride rail systems, but also shuttle busses.

    How does this support your argument that they won't ride the M-1 rail line?
    I am not saying that people won't ride it, but the same people riding the Woodward Ave buses would also be riding a Woodward Ave streetcar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    I am not saying that people won't ride it, but the same people riding the Woodward Ave buses would also be riding a Woodward Ave streetcar.
    And not only the Woodward buses, but you'll still expect to see suburbanites coming in from even the Gratiot, Michigan, Fort, Grand River and Jefferson buses still having to use the Woodward streetcar to get to destination in the Midtown and New Center areas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hermod View Post
    They would also be glad to get on a parking shuttle bus or a hotel shuttle bus. The buses at Disney World are just as crowded as the monorail.
    That's the concept behind the Dollar Vans that stream by the thousands into NYC from Jersey every day

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