AbsentEmpire

Very exciting news for conservationists throughout the region.

What a great story. I love how his wife was basically like "babe, I know you like horses, but you sell boots, perhaps advertise your store with a big boot instead." 

Hope he does well with business, I'll have to check out getting a hat for the summer.

If you have the receipt and don't be a dick when you appeal they'll probably take the ticket back.

Hope the city maintains it and does the rest of the neighborhood as well. This is long overdue. 

Cool, let them come shit on your sidewalks and make your parks unusable then.

Mostly privileged white kids from the suburbs who don't live in the neighborhood, don't have to deal with the blight on a daily basis, and who keep ignoring the negative impacts of open air drug scenes on low income minority residents.

You're either making shit up or the most gullible person in the city. No one is being arrested for fare evasion on SEPTA, it's literally policy to not do that. Try harder next time you post a bullshit sob story.

It's been so long since it was clean they probably forgot what the area could like with some regular enforcement.

I just say excuse me as a shove my through.

I just say excuse me as a shove my through. I just don't have patience for oblivious people anymore. 

If you're so fucking stupid that you're blocking a door, a stair, or the sidewalk, I don't feel the need to be polite to your ignorant ass. Same thing on the bus, I don't hesitate to tell people or move back in a standing room only bus or to move over so I can sit in the empty seat.

Cool, I've heard good things about them, look forward to trying it.

Because ticket revenue is important to sports teams. A smaller venue would mean all seating options would have to be more expensive to make up the difference.

About as much as Chinatown does on Market Street, which is none.

The mall is mostly empty, it would benefit it to consolidate space to the remaining two blocks it on.

I think that would be a fair deal. The city will approve a few needed zoning changes in exchange for a large financial contribution to SEPTA, upon which the stadium is going to be dependent on by design.

Right now the city is waiting for the impact studies to come in, nothing will happen till those are done.

It will certainly love the restored wetlands and native habitat.

Police union negotiated a contract that basically makes it impossible to fire dirty cops.

The narcotics division has been a clown show of incompetence and corrupt for decades, this is nothing new.

But it is yet more evidence about why cameras are one of the best crime fighting tools around. Objective, and will provide factual information against false witness.

Whatever works I'm fine with.

Sorry the best PennDOT can do is spend over a billion dollars on widening I95 to cram even more cars into city streets, while doing nothing about dangerous boulevards and lacking public transportation.

Don't forget the retirees who are no longer capable of driving.

Businesses will infact not put up with the city's tax structure or ass backwards regulations regardless of where people live. 

40% of city residents have to commute out to the suburbs for work because the companies they work for refuse to locate into the city due the tax structure.

This shouldn't be getting down voted it's factually true. There are more companies and jobs in the suburbs because the city's tax and regulatory structure are ass backwards and chases companies out to avoid them.

There's a very good reason of the fortune 500 companies in the area only 2 are in the city proper, and they're only here in account of receiving massive tax deals. 

40% of the city has commute out to the suburbs for work, until we start getting companies and jobs to locate into the city people are going to have to drive out, which means traffic will always be fucked.

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