physicallyatherapist
physicallyatherapist t1_jd8maug wrote
Reply to comment by Wolfman3 in 8 new restaurants are opening in Hampden. Yes, you read that right. by federal_thrill
Businesses leaving:
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Ceremony Coffee (in Whitehall Market)
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FireFly Farms (in Whitehall Market)
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The Five and Dime Ale House
physicallyatherapist t1_jbbk5l7 wrote
Reply to comment by yoric in Apologies to all, and sincere gratitude to /u/BmorecityDOT. by [deleted]
The dude is definitely a troll. He posted some time back about how Baltimore's issues aren't about race because of black mayors and then a few days later started going off about structural racism in the city where it didn't apply. When I asked them about it, they straight up said they just troll.
physicallyatherapist OP t1_jaaitiv wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
They do make a difference and I wrote that before. I'm glad you at least realize your idiocy
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja9h7ya wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Jesus you're an idiot. There are people that are literally changing how they live like going vegan, not driving, and using less plastic. You just don't know any so you think no one else is doing it. You just keep making up scenarios as excuses.
physicallyatherapist t1_ja60mb9 wrote
Reply to comment by TMB190 in My experience getting my roof redone in Baltimore by PowBoomZing
I'm sure that how Jesus got his start. He probably helped one of Jude's kids save 5k off a 20k roof due to his construction knowledge
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja3zu56 wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
You're making up hypothetical scenarios as an excuse for your laziness. You have no idea of how every single politician lives their lives and you're basing your actions off of them for climate but I guarantee you don't base any other decision on that.
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja3edto wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
I've already said that those things can be improved and people CAN do their part but without policy changes (like banning single use plastic or carbon taxes) then average people or corporations aren't going to be incentivized to do it. You need major policy changes alongside personal improvement. You're trying to make excuses for your own laziness and somehow think that the 535 people in federal Congress are the ones that are doing all of the polluting or aren't doing things too (without actually backing up those claims in any way). Since Trump has done tax fraud does that mean you should do it too? You do what is best for society and the future, not use moronic and childish "logic" of.. well they aren't doing it so why should I? Again, if you aren't voting Democrat, aren't actually doing the work of holding those same politicians accountable with protesting, and aren't spreading awareness of what is happening rather than "fine with me" BS attitude then you really need to stfu for real because you're part of the larger problem of pretending there isn't an issue and not doing anything yourself to help fix it
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja349ql wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Again, educate yourself. Major structural changes with carbon taxes, incentives and expanding green energy, and making it easier to switch to green energy with policy is 1000x more impactful than stuff like never using plastic. Stop making excuses for your own actions and laziness. "Hrr drr I'm not going to improve anything myself unless everyone else does"
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja1vi8v wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
No. This isn't a "both sides" thing. Only one political party actually pushes to pass policy to improve the environment, tax the rich, and push for carbon taxes while the other side tries to prevent it. Maybe you should try to do your part like the scientists. Rather than pretend this isn't an issue.
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja1qstr wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Oh are you protesting for climate change so much you're getting arrested for it? Writing to your congressmen? Suggesting policy changes? On top of all of those changes? Only voting Democrat since they're the only ones pushing for policy changes? If not then stfu
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/10/us/private-jets-climate-protests-airport.html
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja1eso7 wrote
Reply to comment by PlumDoggTrill in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
For like 3 days and then went back to 60 again. There have been significantly more warm days than cold ones
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja1eif4 wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Educate yourself. This is a problem that needs major policy change to reverse action. It's not as simple as not using single use products. The average person can do things to help as much as they can, but it's not enough without major structural changes. Saying "fine by me" and then downplaying the issue as just "weather patterns" is just pure ignorance
physicallyatherapist OP t1_ja194i0 wrote
Reply to comment by JuliaX1984 in February averaged 12 degrees above normal and set 3 record highs by physicallyatherapist
Yeah this is just a single weather pattern and not the climate actually getting worse over decades that's backed by data from the best scientists. But hey, if it's fine by you then I guess we have nothing to worry about! 🤡
physicallyatherapist t1_ja0efkt wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in When Suburbs Go to War With Transit by JHBaltimore
Oh so you are just a troll
physicallyatherapist t1_j9zq6wy wrote
Reply to comment by DecayableBrick in When Suburbs Go to War With Transit by JHBaltimore
So then we should ban cars to be able to go in and leave the city since that's the most common transportation method?
physicallyatherapist t1_j9zpz1q wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in When Suburbs Go to War With Transit by JHBaltimore
Since you said you previously have learned about systemic racism you should also look into how suburbs were created, why people fled the city in the past, and why people go against public transportation. I'll give you a hint: it's also racism. Hope you can also educate yourself with that as well, my dude
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physicallyatherapist t1_j9vrb0a wrote
Reply to comment by DecayableBrick in When Suburbs Go to War With Transit by JHBaltimore
Yeah those light rail cars really need to stop murdering people
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8t2s4i wrote
Reply to comment by maryellentokar in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
NIMBYs, which the areas is full of, wouldn't want either. They think pubic transportation will bring crime or "those people" to the area. It's also a tell when they say they are celebrating not having anything there rather than saying.. you know what, it's too big and only luxury, if you do 80 apartments with 30-40 affordable then sure let's do it. But no. They want nothing except an empty crappy building so they don't have to worry about their precious parking.
"I have to tell you, I’m really mad about this,” she told The Banner. “Hampden is oversaturated with development. People are trying to add as many units as possible in a tiny area. Why are developers only looking to develop in white neighborhoods? Why aren’t developers looking to develop in our Black neighborhoods?"
She says the same garbage when she was interviewed back in December.. https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com/community/former-hampden-bookbindery-being-considered-for-potential-landmark-designation-6M4TKLSHIFD6FOKWWSK3XIZAFE/
It's not oversaturated. People want to live here and we should provide housing for them. They should be building housing everywhere in all areas.
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8s20ku wrote
Reply to comment by maryellentokar in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
They didn't say this was affordable housing. They're implying that less housing available in a desirable place to live will cause housing prices to rise overall in the area. But with NIMBYs in the area it wouldn't matter what you built. "Luxury" apartments? They need to be affordable. Let's build affordable apartments? No those should go in poor areas first.
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8s17h7 wrote
Reply to comment by keenerperkins in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
Exactly. I feel like if more public transportation was actually offered in the area then it would also be shot down
When I emailed Odette about this she replied "I just wish these developers would come to my Black communities to build". It's like.. it's not mutually exclusive. You can build in both areas and both SHOULD be built
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8rlfqk wrote
Reply to comment by Fit-Accountant-157 in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
Post/send the survey if you can
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8rldnd wrote
Reply to comment by DisgruntledHeron in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
Interesting. Yeah or just transferring the old chimney may work. Again I'm speaking from ignorance so I wasn't sure how legit of a complaint it was so I appreciate your input. Also, for the developers, i don't think anyone is going to be looking on top of the roof
physicallyatherapist OP t1_j8ooeij wrote
Reply to comment by Fit-Accountant-157 in Developer has abandoned plans to demolish a former Hampden bookbindery by physicallyatherapist
Yeah, I was quite disappointed they didn't build it. I think the "issues" people were bringing up weren't really big problems. You covered parking well. Plus with the chimney thing... maybe I'm ignorant on the subject but just can't you require the new building to have a similar chimney for the birds to migrate and nest in? Also, people get caught up in the term "luxury" but it's a term you can use for anything and isn't regulated. It's like using the word natural in foods.
physicallyatherapist t1_jegimwm wrote
Reply to comment by Skontradiction in Wine Source parking spaces in Hampden going to new restaurant by Cindy Wolf and Tony Foreman, City Council member says by locker1313
First she helped prevent housing being built at the bookbindery and now she's helping to tear down housing for a parking lot. It's frustrating.