50 minutos Madrid -Valladolid, 2 horas y media Madrid -Málaga, quien no ha visto el bombardeo publicitario presentándonos las bondades del Tren de Alta velocidad?
El futuro ha llegado. sí, pero ¿responde a un "interés general"? ¿se ha estudiado el impacto social, económico y sostenibilidad de este tipo de tren?.
En mi caso particular el tren Madrid-Palencia ida y vuelta me suponía un coste de aproximadamente 30€, el tren Alvia 50€, el aumento es sustancial, ¿se apuesta con este tipo de tren por el derecho a viajar, considerándolo un derecho y no un privilegio? ¿porqúe se han recortado en número los trayectos con el tren tradicional e incluso en algunos territorios pasando a ser residuales? ¿porqué en lugar de sufragar estos trenes elitistas no se potencia la red ferroviaría actual?
El TAV está pensado para unir únicamente capitales, olvidándose de que el tren público y social siempre ha sido un nexo de unión entre pueblos y ciudades menores a un precio asequible.
Conllevará un enorme despilfarro en inversiones faraónicas que obviamente se verán disminuidas en otras partidas presupuestarias
Tampoco hay que olvidar el enorme despilfarro de energía que provocan las altas velocidades del TAV y el impacto medioambiental que supondrá toda su infraestructura.
Apostemos por el tren -el medio de transporte más seguro y sostenible- No estoy en contra del progreso, pero ¿qué precio tiene este progreso?.
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8 reasons why capitalists want to sell you deodorant
1) body smells are erotic and sexual. capitalists don't like that because they are impotent and opposed to all manifestations of sensuality and sexuality. sexually awakened people are potentially dangerous to capitalists and their rigid, asexual system
2) body smells remind us that we are animals. capitalists don't want us to be reminded of that. animals are dirty. they eat things off the ground, not out of plastic wrappers. they are openly sexual. they don't wear suits or ties, and they don't get their hair done. they don't show up to work on time.
3) body smells ar unique. everyone has her own body smell. capitalists don't like individuality. there are millions of body smells, but only a few deodorant smells. capitalists like that
4) some deodorants are harmful. capitalists like that because they are always looking for new illnesses to cure. capitalists love to invent new medicines. medicines make money for them and win them prizes; they also cause new illnesses so capitalists can invent new medicines.
5) deodorants cost you money. capitalists are especially pleased about that.
6) deodorants hide the damage that capitalist products cause your body. eating meat and other chemical filled foods sold by capitalists makes you smell bad. wearing pantyhose makes you smell bad. capitalists don't want you to stop wearing pantyhose or eating meat
7) deodorant-users are insecure. capitalists like insecure people. insecure people don't start trouble. insecure people also buy room freshners, hair conditioners, makeup and magazines with articles about dieting.
8) deodorants are unnecessary. capitalists are very proud of that and they win marketing awards for it.
Este texto está extraído de un libro que estoy releyendo llamado "Days of war Nights of love", un libro que resume una nihilista pasión por la vida según el New York times, cargado de textos e historias cada cual más peculiar.
Publicado por una organización denominada Crimethinc, llegó a mis manos a través de un chico Norteamericano que vivió en mi residencia hace años.
¿Locos? quizás, pero ¿quien dictamina quien es el cuerdo?
1) body smells are erotic and sexual. capitalists don't like that because they are impotent and opposed to all manifestations of sensuality and sexuality. sexually awakened people are potentially dangerous to capitalists and their rigid, asexual system
2) body smells remind us that we are animals. capitalists don't want us to be reminded of that. animals are dirty. they eat things off the ground, not out of plastic wrappers. they are openly sexual. they don't wear suits or ties, and they don't get their hair done. they don't show up to work on time.
3) body smells ar unique. everyone has her own body smell. capitalists don't like individuality. there are millions of body smells, but only a few deodorant smells. capitalists like that
4) some deodorants are harmful. capitalists like that because they are always looking for new illnesses to cure. capitalists love to invent new medicines. medicines make money for them and win them prizes; they also cause new illnesses so capitalists can invent new medicines.
5) deodorants cost you money. capitalists are especially pleased about that.
6) deodorants hide the damage that capitalist products cause your body. eating meat and other chemical filled foods sold by capitalists makes you smell bad. wearing pantyhose makes you smell bad. capitalists don't want you to stop wearing pantyhose or eating meat
7) deodorant-users are insecure. capitalists like insecure people. insecure people don't start trouble. insecure people also buy room freshners, hair conditioners, makeup and magazines with articles about dieting.
8) deodorants are unnecessary. capitalists are very proud of that and they win marketing awards for it.
Este texto está extraído de un libro que estoy releyendo llamado "Days of war Nights of love", un libro que resume una nihilista pasión por la vida según el New York times, cargado de textos e historias cada cual más peculiar.
Publicado por una organización denominada Crimethinc, llegó a mis manos a través de un chico Norteamericano que vivió en mi residencia hace años.
¿Locos? quizás, pero ¿quien dictamina quien es el cuerdo?
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