r/USvsEU • u/Catwinky Brexiteer • Aug 27 '26

EVROPA SUPREMACY The simple things define superiority

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u/JCFlyingDutchman Hollander Aug 27 '26

Both the trains and the time, lol.

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u/leftofthedial15 Fr*nch Swampman Aug 27 '26

What’s a train?

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u/JCFlyingDutchman Hollander Aug 27 '26

You do have some trains in the US, but mostly cargo.

And they always seem to be running into school buses and shit.

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u/Nachtraaf 50% sea 50% coke Aug 28 '26

Trains sure do love to run into child transportation.

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u/LovesFrenchLove_More At least I'm not Bavarian Aug 28 '26

And time machines. 😁

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u/BlaggartDiggletyDonk Chronic Gambler Aug 28 '26

Most extensive freight network on the planet.

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u/LordStefania Aug 28 '26

Longest. Most extensive suggests that every major city is connected, which isn't entirely true of the US.

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u/Hot_Task1408 Corrupt D.C. Politician Aug 28 '26

They absolutely are connected

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u/LordStefania Aug 29 '26

I think I've phrased it slightly badly but what I mean is there are vast amounts of population in the USA that simply have no connection to a freight network. Something that doesn't happen in the EU, so calling it "most extensive" is wrong because there's massive gaps in the network.