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There is fraud in those that promote government transit. A UC Irvine professor lives in Cheviot Hills, West Los Angeles. She is demanding mass transit to get to work.
In reality, this is what she would have to do:
"On Monday, the professor needs to be in class at 8:00 am, which requires arrival on campus by 7:45 a.m. On the assumption that the mythical professor lives in the middle of Cheviot Hills, the trip would involve leaving the house at 2:43 a.m. and walking 20 minutes to the transit stop. The favored Expo light rail line would not be available that early, so the first leg of the trip would be on a bus. But before too long, the ecstasy of light rail is experienced. After two bus rides, the passenger would board the Green light rail line, which would have started operating. The Green line trip would be rapid (probably the fastest such line in the nation), because it is in the median of the Interstate 105 freeway.
Then things slow down a bit. Four bus transfers later, the mythical professor arrives at the campus, at 7:16 a.m., in plenty of time to have coffee and get to the classroom before 8:00. While the professor traveling for 4.5 hours and leaving his or her car at home, a neighbor could have driven to Las Vegas for breakfast."
Get real, she drives and is happy about it--do you really think she would leave for work at 2:43am to get into the classroom at 8:00am? Someone needs to start publicly laughing at her and ask what the punch line is to her joke.
Liberals never have to be real or tell the truth, this is just another great example--which the mainstream media refuses to publish.
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In reality, this is what she would have to do:
"On Monday, the professor needs to be in class at 8:00 am, which requires arrival on campus by 7:45 a.m. On the assumption that the mythical professor lives in the middle of Cheviot Hills, the trip would involve leaving the house at 2:43 a.m. and walking 20 minutes to the transit stop. The favored Expo light rail line would not be available that early, so the first leg of the trip would be on a bus. But before too long, the ecstasy of light rail is experienced. After two bus rides, the passenger would board the Green light rail line, which would have started operating. The Green line trip would be rapid (probably the fastest such line in the nation), because it is in the median of the Interstate 105 freeway.
Then things slow down a bit. Four bus transfers later, the mythical professor arrives at the campus, at 7:16 a.m., in plenty of time to have coffee and get to the classroom before 8:00. While the professor traveling for 4.5 hours and leaving his or her car at home, a neighbor could have driven to Las Vegas for breakfast."
Get real, she drives and is happy about it--do you really think she would leave for work at 2:43am to get into the classroom at 8:00am? Someone needs to start publicly laughing at her and ask what the punch line is to her joke.
Liberals never have to be real or tell the truth, this is just another great example--which the mainstream media refuses to publish.
More...