anti police / abolition politics has been almost entirely driven by the police themselves, their inability to stop killing people and their incompatibility with and organized resistance to any supposed liberal reforms or solutions. likewise the essence of capitalism revealing itself in a hundred miserable ways in people’s lives has turned people against that system

JFX is probably not a good road to use your cruise control on

you are using the words “pave it over” to describe not letting people’s cars drive through it, which gets at how stupid this whole line of argument is

speed cameras typically nail you for going 12 or more over. so stick to no more than 10 over and you’re fine.

you might want to put up a pole to scrape up anyone else who tries the same stunt

Wait do you want to move in also or just have your wife live with me

everyone deserves to live somewhere for free

people will come to a popular area and walk around who don’t live nearby. they don’t need to have the ability to park right in the center of it.

every time streets are blocked to cars and people can walk safely between different businesses it’s like a place is transformed into a healthy public space where people enjoy spending time and not just because they have a specific reason to be there. cars plowing through the middle of it makes it dangerous and pollutes the air. on the avenue they have tried outside seating for several of the restaurants but who wants to sit there in danger of getting run over by a pickup truck or even just choking in the exhaust fumes

you mean if it was bus-only?

The Avenue should have no parking, it’d be one of the marquee streets in the whole country if people could safely walk down the middle of the street every day.

The bowls with rice and pickled veggies included are better than the sandwiches

with a credit union they might intend to service the loan themselves instead of transferring it after closing.

the prior comment is saying you can get away with going to hotel pools, and my response is in line with what they said, not about them literally being free to the public. but to try to give you an actual answer, i don't have a pool but what i've heard is that for liability reasons most home insurance policies want you to have a fence around your pool so that it's clear that a trespasser has crossed your fence to swim in your pool, in case they want to sue you for something after that.

often because nobody’s watching it

they announce the date before the NFL schedule comes out

> Lying on mortgage apps

For anyone who's never had a mortgage you sign a bunch of forms saying "I solemnly swear everything on this application is true and if I'm lying I know that it's a serious federal crime", and Marilyn Mosby is a lawyer.

these buyers have no economical way to buy a run down property, fix it up properly, and sell it or rent it out for a good profit. their goal is to sit on a bunch of properties, not pay much in taxes per year on them, and hope for some kind of redevelopment initiative from the government eventually to cash them out, or major tax incentives that will make it economical. in the meantime they're not doing anything of value here.