Incredible. Best of luck with reality.

There are ways to both provide housing for seniors AND not lose park space!

You can use this same logic to be anti-anything - why go to a restaurant when that spot could be used to house seniors? Why have a playground? Or any green space?

Develop over the parks.

What makes Elizabeth St worth building on that other parks aren’t?

Undeveloped park space is a limited resource and should be opened up, not developed on.

Are you suggesting that they should?

The Rapkin-Gayle Plaza is a charmless slab of cement pretending to be a park, why not develop there?

My point is - park space is a good thing! And should be public!

I thought the land was already owned by the city; why not make it public park space that any New Yorker can enjoy?

You dolt

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