Nope, just against mob mentality.

That's just how the elite get away the violence they commit against the majority. People don't know how to contextualize abstracted violence and instead place fault on the by-products of systemic violence, like what happened here... not to mention the call to violence in the comments.

This is interesting, all the talk about whose moral compass is most off, and what group poses the greatest risk public safety. Besides street racers, who else treats public space as if it was their own private space to do with as they see fit, and also significantly impact cultural norms with anti-social behavior? If…

Whatever it costs, the global conflicts needed to maintain the wealth tricking up is worth it.

"What's easy to determine is the person in the sedan didn't exercise great judgment.."

Thought I recognized those rims.. what a shame, great vehicle.

March of the DC Penguin

Detroit was one focus city in a "shrinking cities" planning course I took, so I'm familiar with the extensive challenges.

I imagined you were referring to gentrification when you mentioned "comment[s] formulating around one of a few factors", but it always needs to be reiterated, because of how much damage it does.

Will WF (-like businesses) be positive for the community if it becomes a driver of gentrification, like it has done in many other cities?

Another great example of wealth-entitlement manipulating public policy. Thatz ok, because here comes 1-2 decades of increasing intolerance to it.

Once came across a similar situation (though with nowhere near as valuable a vehicle), barely managed to squeeze in beside him with my little Echo RS, because there were no actual other spaces, which forced him to enter through his passenger side door.

Then perhaps you should go back to the 1910s, when wealth-hoarding behaviour was not recognized as a pathology, when ignorance was still unapologetically blissful.

Original ideas? Human civilization is modeled on appropriation, sharing, etc. You could make an argument that modernism (post-structuralism) was an original idea, in that deconstructed structure became a main-stream phenomenon (vs. always 'adding' to previously structured cultural phenomenon), but otherwise…

Since at least 1982, the majority of guns used in mass killings were legally obtained; in other words laws already work to prevent illegal weapons from being used this way.

Signed it (but in the spirit of a counter-counter petition, encouraging anyone who hates D. "the dump" T to do the same... hope it doesn't backfire :( ).

You're forgetting that many urban workers arrive from the countryside, essentially 'forced' out as multinationals restructure the economic opportunities there (with the assistance of an autocratic government, of course).

Had the problem for many years. Now I always double sock, summer/winter, with a sport sock underneath and whatever on top... has worked like a charm. I also found that quality leather shoes seem to make a difference (and you'll spend less on shoes while keeping feet very happy).

Class warfare?

Actually, the reason we *shouldn't* have nice things like this is the structural unsustainability it hoists on communities and regions. Cultural conservatives will always argue this owner worked hard, benefited from technological progress and capital reinvestment to realize their 'pleasures', but this only accounts…