^ Hipsters gone wild.

You must be a riot at cocktail parties.

By women do you mean ALL women including trans?

Good riddance. Most overrated QB in awhile.

Tons of people vote which is how we get Baltimore politicians elected.

In a democracy, people get the politicians they deserve.

I don't know what you are talking about. And I suspect you don't either.

Yes imprisoning people whose politics I disagree with is a great move! Why didn't we think of this sooner?

The 90s are now the bad old days? It keeps moving forward.

What? Our schools are extremely well funded.

You think the police union is the only union that is grifting in Baltimore city?

People have run the numbers and restaurant week is not a good deal for the customer.

https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/352677/is-restaurant-week-a-rip-off-we-did-the-math/

Plenty of people do well in life and don't get as butthurt as you appear to be about voluntary transactions performed by legal aged adults. You might want to figure out why you get so mad at things that don't involve you. It sounds like a psychological hangup.

I am far from living paycheck to paycheck but thanks for your concern.

You reach halfway across the world and cherry pick an example while ignoring the disasterous public housing examples in our own city.

You not having any experience landlording in Baltimore city sure doesn't stop you from having an opinion on how easy or difficult it is. Strange.

I've seen people drop their carry out trash directly on the ground when they are 15 feet away from an empty trash bin. That culture is why certain areas of the cities are completely trashed.

The cynic in me predicts that this housing will run into the same issues as the public housing projects that came before us.

It might be the "list price" that nobody actually pays.

I thought they had overflow parking the mall lot.

To the victor goes the spoils. Baltimore city didn't elect Hogan so he has a limited incentive to help them out. Also the red line is more focused on a misguided sense of "equity" as opposed to running mass transit through as much high density as possible where it makes sense. Mass transit through low density rowhome neighborhoods like W Baltimore doesn't make nearly as much sense as through neighborhoods where you have 5-10 story buildings.

If you really want mass transit to work like I do, a Towson to Inner Harbor subway is the best shot at making that happen. It could take thousands or tens of thousands of cars off the road every week and that corridor has plenty of density. Couple that with an upzoning of all neighborhoods along the way and you have a workable proposition.

Do you have inside knowledge? Have you read the engineers report? Do you have any experience renovating historic buildings and determining which ones can be saved and which can't? If no, why do you have such a strong opinion on the topic?

If we are taking into account the politics of the entire world, the US and Europe are to the left. What with allowing women to go around unaccompanied and all. If you are only talking about Europe I would invite you to expand your horizons a bit.

How would you solve that problem?

I have been hearing about how the 600 million from the fed is being used. There are many questionable charities out there that are politically favored and receiving large amounts of cash. Of course we are paying for it with increased prices via inflation...