Excellent book.

Most people wouldn't be able to grasp its message though.

Remember when it was the same folks clamoring for mandatory minimums? Forced choices are bad choices.

Could try Buckminster Green

I bet the trend also coincides with election years

I think that parcel is out of the flood plain, just barely. But yeah. Still, there's a lot of underutilized lane there all zoned near skyscraper, there's a way to do it that should last 100 years or so, and then it's just Venice

Welcome to American Crapitalism.

Should we compare rates of violence and property crime for students:not? Bc I guarantee you it’s not skewing how you think it is.

Students need to eat. It’s on campus and not public. They tried to do something nice and now it’s being revoked.

The people who flipped cars should face the court system and be expelled.

Cash Money. Temple is all about alternate means of revenue. Higher sales mean they can charge higher rent to businesses.

The media markup is giving the appearance that a market east arena is on the table, but it’s really not lol Chinatown made sure a casino and a Phillies stadium was dropped years ago, they’re not going to let another dumb proposal set up shop on their door step. This was a lost cause from the very beginning and the only reason it remains a salient topic is because the 76er owners keep paying media to keep it relevant.

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Yessir

Student safety isn't prioritized when students decide to flip cars before an eagles game. They want to talk about the life long residents they also need to talk about their students' wrecklessness off campus. It's not acceptable for their students to be dickheads just because it's north philly

My point exactly. They want to talk about residents of north philly they also need to address their own students who think north philly is a place its okay to act like a dickhead

Build the fucking stadium

Sadly the few ruin for it for the general. Looks like this is on campus so student safety should be prioritized

I don’t think CC is congested at 7-10pm on most weeknights?

Do more people come to 76ers games than commuted to CC pre-pandemic?

That was before the game even started!!

An arena in north Philly might be great but that’s not on the table. An arena in CC is and it would be good for many people in the city.

I agree. The only thing the sixers care about though is the value of owning an expensive piece of center city real estate

If course they do. It's not their neighborhood.

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I was a Temple employee when Morgan Hall first opened, and I don’t remember, the public having access to it. I wonder if that was a recent thing? But sadly, you want to be welcoming to neighbors, but it’s just way to much going on around the campus, especially now. Students, faculty and staff, have to feel and be safe!

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Theres a pretty absurd related subreddit r/sorceryofthespectacle