Yes, and it's important to identify why that happens and how it functions, not satisfy ourselves with the certainty that it is bad, or unjust, or unreasonable; which many of these posts end up doing.

The US is the way it is because that is what settler-colonialism and capitalism require to continue. Even when there were periods of "reform," such as the labour and state policies of the welfare liberal era in the 1930s-40s (which is how suburbanism and car dependency came about), or the civil rights movements of the mid- to late-twentieth century (which is how neoliberalism and the liberal appropriation of social justice was achieved), victories in reform are inevitably eroded by these fundamental imperatives.

you must have a job or you will die in the street

And here's the punchline: no more jobs!

It’s the same everywhere. Not just American thing.

And it's all shit that should be paid for with our taxes. But instead, they need to use that money to bomb kids on the other side of the planet.

I don't think having one track would necessarily mean there is only one train route.