The SS United StatesSubmitted by Nishamon t3_1195ihn in philadelphia
Full_Artichoke_8583 t1_j9lkm5r wrote
Why won’t someone do something with, or remove, this?
justanawkwardguy t1_j9llbgn wrote
At this point, they can't. It's sat for too long and is no longer seaworthy (or should I say riverworthy?). The second they try to move it, it'll sink
Full_Artichoke_8583 t1_j9lljpo wrote
Is just letting sink so bad?
justanawkwardguy t1_j9llzji wrote
Yeah, as it breaks down more chemicals will leech into the water and it’s taller than the river is deep, so it’ll be a navigational hazard
napsdufroid t1_j9m2sg7 wrote
Why does it bother you?
Full_Artichoke_8583 t1_j9m5khu wrote
It’s an eyesore.
napsdufroid t1_j9m7vmd wrote
So are a whole lot of other things in the city with zero historic value
Ng3me t1_j9ll13t wrote
I can’t wait for it to be gone. It’ll never be anything. It was a boat. That sort of boat, in that state isn’t useful. Bye.
EnemyOfEloquence t1_j9ltmb3 wrote
I just think it's neat.
napsdufroid t1_j9m35ir wrote
How is it affecting your life? Should we also get rid of the LIberty Bell? After all, it's useless in its current state.
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