So many US cities have situations like this.

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    6 days ago

    We dont have this in Sweden. They are never next to massive highway, not even in Stockholm.

    But US is its own “special” category in the world and I hate to see Sweden become more and more Americanized.

    On the other hand, why the fuck should I even care about it. The world will do what it will do. Mostly very stupid and insane things these days.

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      why the fuck should I even care about it.

      Because US culture has a world wide influence, for better or for worse. Lately it is mostly for worse.

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        Tell me about it. Sweden is completely under American control. If you ever played civilization, it’s fair to say that America has won a culture victory over Sweden.

        But I know it’s only a matter of time before Trump stabs Sweden in the back. Sweden is just a resource to him. Now American billionaires started to buy large areas of Swedish forest in the north. No good will come from that, whatever their plans are.

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      We do have train lines passing highways, including stations near them, but not designed like this, never at the same level without barriers. It’s always dozens of meters apart and with more elevation, sometimes on train bridges.