That doesn't mean we shouldn't do whatever we can to keep them from occurring, we have way more derailments than comparable countries.

Hey, remember when a bunch of people who worked on trains tried to strike to bring attention to this issue? If I remember correctly, The Most Progressive President Of My Lifetime told them to shut the fuck up and go back to work.

"No big deal, this happens all the time" I assure myself as vinyl chloride floods out of a derailed tanker and into my back yard.

Nobody wants to work in a shitty industry serving demanding people to make shit money during a mass death event. And I can't say I blame them.

> after COVID

 
It isn't "after COVID", and a good indicator of that is that so many of these places are still operating on reduced hours, hope this helps.

> with the way the Southside has shaped up

 
South Side is no worse today than it was a decade or two ago. It's always had a lot of weirdos. And that's fine.

I'm right.

All I said was that I have zero sympathy for a social parasite bitching about paying property taxes, the argument is yours.

What's to be lost about? Landlords are parasites and add nothing to the economy. They should be shit on at every opportunity possible.
 
> How many rooms are you renting out to help those who can not pay the high rent right now?

 
This you?

I own a house. Doesn't change the fact that landlords are parasites who add nothing to society and should be shit on at every opportunity.

"I sure am helping this guy out," I tell myself as I take 60% of his income every month for doing nothing.

> who, well has a username has 69 and 420 in it.

 
Many Reddit posters are poorly-socialized, and have a hard time with social cues or understanding things like irony.
 
> They’re probably recently out of college (maybe)

 
I'm in my forties. Also landlords are parasites, cope.

So you think it's great to let parasites bleed people out while adding nothing of value to the economy?

 
Are you a parasite?

What, you think letting a bunch of parasites charge people 60% of their net income every month in rent is a better solution?
 
I guess it works out great for you if you're a parasite, not so much for everyone else.

My solution is Chairman Mao's solution, but in the absence of public will to do what needs to be done with the landlords they can at least pay their taxes.

I don't care what the solution is, I just don't want to see a social parasite crying about the tiniest social obligation imaginable. Dude can sell his properties and stop being a fuckin' parasite if he's that upset about taxes.

Landlords are human garbage, but if you're going to be a landlord at least pay your fuckin taxes without crying about it.

I'm also not going to feel bad for Pete Sudak, who owns multiple properties. Fuck 'im.

Oh no, taxes are going up to match the level of service new residents there are demanding!

Good job, now somebody's going to put two lightning bolts next to each other on their plate.

The article doesn't say anything about homelessness or crime causing the place to close but there are a hundred people in the Pittsburgh sub claiming that's what did it in.

You can't just get a coffee and hang around at Sree's for ten minutes between bus transfers.

Nah, McDonald's was a cheap place for people without a lot of money to get something to eat. Now there's pretty much nothing like that left downtown.

They're putting a bank in.

Condolences.