UR, that would be insanely difficult to do. You'd need a massive amount of resources to even put a rail-line through. You should read about the difficulties that Canada and the USA had in crossing mountain ranges.
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UR, that would be insanely difficult to do. You'd need a massive amount of resources to even put a rail-line through. You should read about the difficulties that Canada and the USA had in crossing mountain ranges.
I get that it would demand a lot of resouces, but surely the payoff would regroup these investments within 5 years. Maybe 10, at worst. One dude in India managed to tear down a mountain in 15 years or so.
He didn't tear down a mountain, he made a short pass. Which is still quite impressive, I mean insanely so. He created a pass at the narrowest point, that is much different in scale than a whole mountain range. I don't think you understand the scale of the undertaking. Think of it this way, this one man making this 110m mountain path was a monumental undertaking, now multiple that out and factor in all of the other assorted difficulties you'd have working in the mountains of South America.
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Factor in doing it with billions of dollars of modern excavation equipment instead of the physical labor of one man.
Things in the US like the Mackinac bridge were built in spite of enormous financial, logistical, and technical hurdles. The Channel Tunnel was built to connect the UK and France.
Brazil has mighty hurdles between it and better transportation infrastructure, but they aren't insurmountable ones.
The problem is getting Latin leaders to stop embezzling and cut off the welfare.
Do both of those things and GDP growth would be meteoric.
Do both of those things and GDP growth would be meteoric.
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I was factoring it in. I was just saying that it isn't so simple as he assumed. I was already in agreement with your point more or less, he was just being too optimistic. Both of our countries created routes through the Rockies, so Brazil should be able to do it too.
That actually sounds kind of like a good idea. I'm actually mulling the idea of suggesting we start a new version of the CCC that actually trains people to do the infrastructure work that really needs to be done in this country as an alternative to just printing money and giving it to the unemployed.
I'm a huge proponent of trade schools and vocational Ed. Uriburu's problem was that he killed you and your entire family if you didn't go when your number came up.
Argentine dictators were famous for having great ideas that were ruined by excessive batfuck lunacy.
Another batch of them also liquidated all major global bank branches in Argentina and set up credit Unions that couldn't grow beyond a certain size so that every citizen had a stake in the banking world.
His successors cocked that up by responding to leftist bank execs with public burnings and nationalizing the banks in the name of fighting communism!
So yeah you're not wrong, it was a good idea just executed by lunatics.
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Whoops, I didn't notice that there was no preview of the news article when I posted it.
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The way I see it, zero-tolerance policies are the result of the general public demanding that someone do something, in the sense of being very angry about it yet not actually caring about the nuts and bolts because that's someone else's responsibility anyway. Followed by school administrators setting policy purely on the basis of, "I do not want to make any judgement calls for which I could be held liable, nor do I want to allow anyone below me to make judgement calls which could cause liability for my office."
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You will take your kids being indoctrinated and like it.
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And german still hear german version of jazz,and soviet soviet version of rock.they made their version of yellow submarine.
Reporter who broke story on Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting found dead - Washington Examiner
The journalist who broke the story about the controversial 2016 tarmac meeting between former President Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch was found dead Saturday morning, according to police.The body of 45-year-old Christopher Sign, a news anchor for ABC 33/40 in Birmingham...
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Reporter who broke story on Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting found dead - Washington Examiner
The journalist who broke the story about the controversial 2016 tarmac meeting between former President Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch was found dead Saturday morning, according to police.The body of 45-year-old Christopher Sign, a news anchor for ABC 33/40 in Birmingham...
So another suspicious death involving the Clintons. At this point you'd be a conspiracy theorist not to suspect something is up.
Link? I'd like to see the whole conversation.
And I don't know if I should be more angry about them wanting to treat white people as second class citizens or what they are assuming about black people...
And I don't know if I should be more angry about them wanting to treat white people as second class citizens or what they are assuming about black people...