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Which makes my point. Japan has 300+ people per square km, almost 10x as dense as the US. They still put out fires and carry sick people.

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My point is it’s much easier to have localized support when there isn’t miles between buildings lol

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Oh I didn’t realize you were making a strawman argument.

We were discussing the unnecessarily large emergency vehicles.

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Is it a straw man when I am saying the majority of America is rural and therefore urban-specific fixes for this issue can’t fully apply in a country as large as the USA as it can for some the size of our smallest states

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