Lik

一直讚高鐵讚到上天嘅 Peter仔呢？一直支持起高鐵嘅FY同Rocky呢？點解全部死撚散唔知去邊度？

-力

Lik

While the railway network and flaws are in theory independent, in practice, the bewildering pace at which China attempted to build the network and the overwhelming amount of corruption means that the railway cannot be build without addressing those problems first.

If you can't even fxxking get the priorities right, just STFU la!

-Lik

Lik

With the corruption problems right now, for every $10 the Central Government gave to build the railway, I don't even know if $1 would actually make it to the railway construction itself. Furthermore, previous news has already exposed that the high carbon clay or something that is required for high speed rail was replaced with some cheap low carbon substitute. Additionally, rail bed is sinking way too fast because the pre-sinking has not been done.

What's the point of wasting money and building all this quality-plagued "high speed rail" when the fundamental hasn't even been addressed?!

Shut the fxxk up la, you fxxking piece of shxt!

-Lik

Lik

Are you fxxking stupid or what?!

When I saw the obvious signs that the food has been contaminated and becomes poisonous, I would be downright stupid to eat it still. In fact, the moment I saw the contamination took place, I would have stopped her the right there and then, and prepare the food all over from scratch.

There is all kinds of obvious signs of things going wrong during the construction phase of the high speed rail. Dramatically compressed time lines that were according to experience from Germany and Japan, that the pre-construction submerging has not been complete. Given the massive amount of high carbon clay (or whatever material it was) that was required because China was building such an extensive rail network, the entire world's production output of that high carbon clay wouldn't have been enough to meet China's demand. The writings were all over the wall.

Go eat your poisonous shxt and go fxxking die la, PK~!

-Lik

Lik

Fuking moron,

If your mom can't even cook the food without turning them into poison (that is, if China can't even address the corruption problem and lack of proper rail track materials), why would you not stop her from cooking the moment you discover it?

Look who is fxxking stupid here.

-Lik

Lik

Moron,

I never said China's need for high speed rail network have anything to do with the technical flaws and corruption problem. However, if the mom is only capable of cooking poisonous food right now, then obviously, the only sensible solution is to prevent mom from cooking, and make sure her cooking is problem free before allowing her to cook again. If it means hiring a servant to do the cooking, or if it means not eating home-cooked food, so be it.

The same line of reasoning applies in China's case. The point of contention here is the corruption and technical problems need to be fixed first, before China attempts to build something this high tech. If it means simply hiring the Japanese to build the trains, tracks, and such for them, so be it. If it means sticking to traditional trains that only goes up to however slow they go (120-ish?), so be it.

This is the same line of reasoning that I've been saying all along. It's just that you are too fxxking stupid to understand this.

-Lik