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Reply to "Killing the Purple Line is the prudent economic decision - despite billions spent"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you kidding? Bethesda to UMD? We want it. Thousands of college students, university profs and employees are eagerly waiting for it. Don't be stupid. [/quote] oh yes, all those UMD students commuting from downtown Bethesda.. Driving, even with traffic, will be faster[/quote] No it won't be - the Purple Line which will have it's own right of way for most of the route will take 9 minutes to go from Bethesda to Silver Spring. There is no way even at 2AM to cover that distance today in 9 minutes. Also left out of this discussion is that the project will extend the Capital Crescent Trail (the most used multi-use trail in the country) from Bethesda to Silver Spring.[/quote]. All of which will bring more crime to Bethesda.[/quote] [b]So you think someone will take a streetcar to bethesda, commit a crime, and then....wait for a streetcar to make off with their bounty? [/b] That is a heck of a racial profiling ask there.[/quote] It happens more than you think along the Metro. Criminals have even rolled shopping carts full on stolen goods to the Metro elevator from the DC Target on Connecticut Ave. [/quote] Buddy, I’m gonna blow your mind: criminals can drive cars too! In fact, you may not have paid attention, but car jacking has been a thing in the District in the last 3 years. Public transportation is not the only way people can commit crimes[/quote] Would more frequent capital punishment sentences be helpful here?[/quote]
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