Rush hour in the Chinese subway
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4. snotraddict commented 10 years ago
God, why again is this preferable to cars and traffic jams? Oh that's right because Obama/Gore et al wouldn't be caught dead riding public transportation in conditions like this. I'd much rather sit solo in my LA traffic than be squeezed into a boxcar with a bunch of sweaty smelly people, then when it's time to depart the idiots coming on stampede you so you cannot get off the flippin train (btw it's pretty damn funny when you're watching it). Not to mention my wife or daughter probably getting groped the whole trip.


9. crispychicken commented 10 years ago
#4 "I'd much rather sit solo in my LA traffic than be squeezed into a boxcar with a bunch of sweaty smelly people..."
So perhaps a bit of gratitude for having the dumb luck to be born into a society where you have the privilege of that choice.
So perhaps a bit of gratitude for having the dumb luck to be born into a society where you have the privilege of that choice.


10. SunshineEddy commented 10 years ago
Oh screw that. I'm halfway to a panic attack just watching that.


13. Judge-Jake commented 10 years ago
Over population or what! Absolutely ridiculous. 



14. LightAng3l commented 10 years ago
Stop making so many babies!


16. cameramaster commented 10 years ago
Sweet lord !...and I thought the London tube was bad !


17. torbengb commented 8 years ago
Published to Youtube TWO YEARS AGO - https://youtu.be/xG-meaGqg-M
Clearly the Japanese are a lot more civilized in their approach:
- First of all, they're experts at letting people LEAVE the train before they start entering it.
- Second, even the most crowded lines are run at good efficiency so there aren't 600 people waiting on the platform - that would definitely be futile, as this video proves.
- Third, they have those famous "people pushers" (although they're really only used on a single line, a single station, and only during peak rush hour): https://youtu.be/E7kor5nHtZQ
Clearly the Japanese are a lot more civilized in their approach:
- First of all, they're experts at letting people LEAVE the train before they start entering it.
- Second, even the most crowded lines are run at good efficiency so there aren't 600 people waiting on the platform - that would definitely be futile, as this video proves.
- Third, they have those famous "people pushers" (although they're really only used on a single line, a single station, and only during peak rush hour): https://youtu.be/E7kor5nHtZQ
+8 1. huldu commented 10 years ago