In retrospect, the umbrella incident wasn't just understandable, it's practically a tame response

While you have a point.  This factory doesn't fit that deal.  This factory was way too far gone.  

Don’t expect right wing conspiracists to be shamed by this...if anything, other than their ‘paid actor’ go to, they’ll likely just twist this into something else, or possibly double down somehow.

The problem with the Packard Plant is the same for much of the abandoned manufacturing sites in the Detroit Metro area. As during WWII Detroit was the “Arsenal of Democracy” and all kinds of Toxic Soil Contamination was the result No one even considered the risks of the waste they were spilling on the land and draining…

Exactly as both companies thought the other had the financial resources to save their company...

Paying attention to shifting and downshifting on a non standard bike and drum brakes and gas leaking and you are 72 and not seeing the best means you hit the chain

Well, no, the City of Detroit could probably sue as plaintiff in a foreign jurisdiction (Peru) depending on that locale’s laws. However, I don’t believe that Detroit could take a default civil judgment for money from the state of Michigan and enforce it in a foreign country.

I don’t think that fans are thinking they “own her”, I think it’s more that it’s soooo easy to go down crazy conspiracy rabbit holes and believe that anything is true if you see it enough. They don’t care so much about her as they care about being right and solving the puzzle.

This has been a long time coming. One of Detroit’s two largest symbols of decay that was left. The train station can no longer be used as a part of conservative YouTube videos showing how Democratic rule (dog whistle code for black people) had led the city into decline and ruin. With the Packard Plant finally getting…

Sorry, but Autojunkie’s right. I drove by that facility every day when working at GM’s Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly plant (now Plant Zero) during the first Chevy Volt launch. It was due for razing and repurposing the land then.

Unless you’ve ever been to the facility, you would understand why that could never happen. Detroit finally demolishing it is the right thing to do.

The conspiracy theories her fans come up with are unreal. It's easier for them to believe she's dead or being held hostage than it is for them to believe she's actually mentally ill. It's also interesting that they'll complain Sam isn't getting her help. One of the points of ending the c-ship is that she can't be…

They weren’t entirely wrong though. The digital camera was never going to replace their film revenues, and the stand-alone digital camera is pretty much extinct outside of the prosumer and professional photographer market.

It’s amazing how well some people do when they have a healthy support system and taking steps to ensure their own best self-interests are met!

Imagine if they put that energy into something productive?!

At this point she seems remarkably well-adjusted considering all the stuff she’s had to deal with.  I wouldn’t want to trade places with her.

Give people an inch and they’ll take a mile. Fans did her one solid favor & now they think they own her. Sorry to sound like a 2007 meme but leave this poor woman the hell alone you goddamn wierdos.

Gee, why would someone want to abort their kid with him...

Remnants that remain, really? Signed, the Department of Redundancy Department.

I think we should all chip in and buy this property for David Tracy to store his Jeep collection and start a museum.