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25. I'll second that

Sat Apr 28, 2012, 10:24 PM

Apr 2012

Honestly, what's so bad about progress?

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I just can't get excited about High Speed Rail in the US. [View all] Snake Alchemist Apr 2012 OP

In FL it makes a lot of sense tabbycat31 Apr 2012 #5

HSR is something that should be done for jobs and the environment. libtodeath Apr 2012 #2

+1, and just because we're 40 years late Ron Green Apr 2012 #7

I'll second that derby378 Apr 2012 #25

It depends on the route mainer Apr 2012 #6

america should demand it. spanone Apr 2012 #9

Would it matter if America demanded it?........ socialist_n_TN Apr 2012 #14

Don't worry BeyondGeography Apr 2012 #10

I was hoping for HSR rail along/nearby highway 41 in Wisconsin Nikia Apr 2012 #11

They should implement HSR in the Boston Washington corridor first FarCenter Apr 2012 #12

And then the Texas Triangle... Comrade Grumpy Apr 2012 #18

Yes, please: Raleigh! WorseBeforeBetter Apr 2012 #24

I guess we will see L.A to Las Vegas before there is a AsahinaKimi Apr 2012 #13

We can dream LASlibinSC Apr 2012 #16

How possible is it to do this without the Federal Govt., do we think? Volaris Apr 2012 #17

I see two main problems with that 4th law of robotics Apr 2012 #21

Maybe this will generate some excitement waddirum Apr 2012 #22