Comments by "natalie khanyola" (@nataliekhanyola5669) on "" video.

  1. except, this video makes an excellent case as to why north american infrastructure is subpar and expensive. Not to mention also very dangerous.
    4
  2. lol!!! Freedom of movement is when i have to buy a car to go anywhere at all times.
    4
  3. my God, American cities look so desolate and hostile. It's like an atomic bomb was dropped on them.
    4
  4. Nope!!! most developed counties in the world have mass transit in smaller settlements. i've been ti villages in spain that have trams and trails, villages with at most 10,000 people, mostly rural by the way. Suburbia is a hellscape, its nothing but identical foam houses that stretch out endlessly. There is nothing to do, nowhere to go and nothing to really enjoy. i would HATE living in an american suburb.
    3
  5. lol!!! fun fact, most cities in north America were also built before the car. The difference is during the 60's the auto and oil industries completely reshaped the american urban landscape, by that i mean destroyed, and demolished entire streets and building just to re-design it for cars.
    2
  6.  @stackhat8624  Lol!!🤣🤣😂😂 that's probably what people like that think.
    2
  7. Yup!!!!!
    2
  8.  @SPSouth0000  this guy is actually canadian and has lived in north america for most of his life
    2
  9. why???? stroades are inefficient, dangerous and ugly! i would die of anxiety if i had to drive on most american roads.
    2
  10. what??? when does he do that?
    1
  11. as opposed to roads owned by pepsi or coke??? the problem isn't government or taxes, the Netherlands has both and it's perfectly fine.
    1
  12.  @shanes.9016  Lol! Toll roads in Florida rank as some of the worst in America. Also, most "private roads" are still facilitated by taxes and government regulations/guide lines. Private suburbs use the city to make and maintain their road infrastructure and most private highways are built and maintained by taxes. Lolberterians don't know how the world works!!
    1
  13.  @shanes.9016  What motive does Pepsi or coke have?? And they do, they have boards that are publicly funded and only exist for the specific reason of building roads and highways.
    1