Philly urbanists euphoric

Short term rentals in any form take away from permanent housing

developing a parking lot = Good

Short term rentals = Bad

Really not that deep

Philly urbanists in shambles

This guy literally has a picture of his dirtbike in the bed of a pickup on 28th st

Another wealthy wannabe gangster, although that only makes 2 high profile incidents in the past like 6 years

I think it has more to do with the dirtbikes and his own individual proclivity to crime

Thats just his public IG, it would appear he also has a private one.. I wonder whats on that

US Marshalls made sure he's going to find out

last year I saw data for was 2016, of the 330 people arrested for shootings 11 were white... 3.3%

Pretty sure most people are okay with the idea of restorative justice when it comes to non-violent crime. However, there's no amount of community service that will bring a victim back to life or un-assault them.

I looked this place up and it looked like it has it's own night sky public viewing field. Is there anything special about this place other than its dark? Just going off a map it looks like you can find a few comparably remote locations closer to the city. Just curious what's special about this place.

Edit: nvm I did a little more research and just learned about the bortle scale, funny enough I have family with a cabin in the second closest class 2 location to philly

just because something is an issue everywhere doesn't mean septa can't take steps to mitigate it

Man even the Uber's aren't safe, can't have shit in this city

Phillyrag race baiting article, knew it was Ernest Owens before I even clicked it

It's not even like a GED is some sort of educational achievement, it's literally the absolute bare minimum

>aiming to begin construction in the coming months, and to have the project finished by the U.S. semiquincentennial in 2026.

I don't believe that timeline at all

>The poor guy was so beat down

yeah thats what a sales job does

Not to mention during Reagan's presidency Democrats controlled the House and the last two years of his second term they controlled both the House and Senate. I don't feel like looking up actual vote counts but there had to be some bipartisanship to end the asylum programs.

Don't expect much economic literacy on Reddit

How could that possibly be abused /s

Is it essentailly a local version of citizen?

I live in Philly, I absolutely still see bumper stickers and window stickers of every DNC candidate of the past decade. Someone wrote “not my president” in wet cement on a main sidewalk, so that’ll be there basically forever.

Excellent rebuttal

Saw someone having a similar episode a couple months ago, when we got to the next station a group of guys grabbed him and literally tossed him off the train. They looked like they were on their way to work as either security or bouncers by the way they were dressed so it was a nice coincidence they were there.