Sewer Socialism
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Whose streets? OUR STREETS!
Like they're literally our streets with our infrastructure.
PhD in Urban Socialism Studies from THE Ohio State University
Like they're literally our streets with our infrastructure.
PhD in Urban Socialism Studies from THE Ohio State University
Like, sound off if your city is different, but mine just kinda does things. "We changed this regulation so that we will see more infill development."
Ok but like. Can we see some financial modelling to see if it works orrrrrrr? Oh that's not planning's job. Cool.
Ok but like. Can we see some financial modelling to see if it works orrrrrrr? Oh that's not planning's job. Cool.
March 2, 2025 at 6:38 AM
Like, sound off if your city is different, but mine just kinda does things. "We changed this regulation so that we will see more infill development."
Ok but like. Can we see some financial modelling to see if it works orrrrrrr? Oh that's not planning's job. Cool.
Ok but like. Can we see some financial modelling to see if it works orrrrrrr? Oh that's not planning's job. Cool.
Love love love when people say don't politicize [thing that exists entirely as a consequence of politics]
January 30, 2025 at 6:37 PM
Love love love when people say don't politicize [thing that exists entirely as a consequence of politics]
I mean she did acid like twice a week for a year straight
January 17, 2025 at 5:03 PM
I mean she did acid like twice a week for a year straight
This would've been in the late aughts
January 16, 2025 at 4:05 AM
This would've been in the late aughts
It was mandatory weekly signing for me in 6th grade.
January 16, 2025 at 4:04 AM
It was mandatory weekly signing for me in 6th grade.
I have had ppl tell me they do not believe they should be able to live in the CA cities they were displaced from because housing they could afford would ruin the city.
January 15, 2025 at 7:26 AM
I have had ppl tell me they do not believe they should be able to live in the CA cities they were displaced from because housing they could afford would ruin the city.
Bark bark bark
January 15, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Bark bark bark
I assume housing element minimums are based on population? Like 1 unit per every 100 residents or similar? Implicitly rewarding more NIMBY municipalities?
January 15, 2025 at 7:09 AM
I assume housing element minimums are based on population? Like 1 unit per every 100 residents or similar? Implicitly rewarding more NIMBY municipalities?
They're gonna just have to remake the bus schedule. Good problem to have lol.
January 15, 2025 at 6:56 AM
They're gonna just have to remake the bus schedule. Good problem to have lol.
Interesting that you say polluted, given that cities are emphatically the least polluting style of human existence.
January 14, 2025 at 3:55 PM
Interesting that you say polluted, given that cities are emphatically the least polluting style of human existence.
I'm sorry, that sucks ass.
But that sounds like the precise sort of precarity that rural living engenders. I actually intended to live somewhere similar for a while and had a somewhat similar experience, and it was my first exposure to nearly being homeless. Managed to avoid it that time tho.
But that sounds like the precise sort of precarity that rural living engenders. I actually intended to live somewhere similar for a while and had a somewhat similar experience, and it was my first exposure to nearly being homeless. Managed to avoid it that time tho.
January 14, 2025 at 7:27 AM
I'm sorry, that sucks ass.
But that sounds like the precise sort of precarity that rural living engenders. I actually intended to live somewhere similar for a while and had a somewhat similar experience, and it was my first exposure to nearly being homeless. Managed to avoid it that time tho.
But that sounds like the precise sort of precarity that rural living engenders. I actually intended to live somewhere similar for a while and had a somewhat similar experience, and it was my first exposure to nearly being homeless. Managed to avoid it that time tho.