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in your case, bikes on there
not on road
in my case, fuck bikes on sidewalks
they should be on the road
like this is how downtown sidewalks look
street stores, sidewalk, trees/benches/trashcans
this is also why I think I hate cities so much
fuck things being that close together
I'm all in favor of banning cars in cities btw
I know some parts of Europe do it
if you're going to create these retarded megastructures, and pack people into the smallest are possible
yeah, ditch cars
but if you want to live somewhere, where you don't literally hate every second you spend outside
stay the fuck away from cities
we don't do that though, my city is mostly suburbs, except downtown
banning cars would not work
its like a 30 minute drive from one end of the city to the other
Also I don't hate every second I am outside
maybe if I lived in Toronto
I like going for walks around the random sidewalks
you also don't live in a actual city though, right Pika
despite the pic you posted
It is classified as a city
and I say I live in DC
it's not strictly true though
idk what your distinction for the difference between a town and a city is, mine is definitely not a town
most of my area is zoned R1
which is 1 residence per acre
so there are a fuckton of paths/trees/everything
and then there are small commercial centres, not on the road
usually well connected with roads and paths though
I converted that to actual units of measurement
I'd say 1 residence for half that?
er, 2/3rds?
my city is also kind of fucked to be fair
all of our roads bend all over the place
because it was not originally designed to be a city
it kinda just evolved into one
so you have roads that start out going one way, end up going the opposite way
we were planned from day 1
which means everything was well thought out
commercial is well spaced, residential isn't too compact
and there are dots of dense commercial every ~10 miles on a central spline
the problem is, is companies can't exploit it, so they're slowly chipping away and trying to build big mega apartments
so all the city folk who move here can live in boxes and eat bugs
r/uwaterloo - Class action Lawsuit - Looking for more representatives
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I hope you get a few bucks in 3 years Pika
this lawsuit is not going to go anywhere
"The lawsuit claims that students were deprived of, among other things, in-person instruction and access to facilities, services and activities. The lawsuit alleges that these further deprived students of inimitable opportunities to spontaneously and personally meet and engage with classmates and instructors both in class and in between classes, depriving them of the benefits from collaborative learning, intimate exchange of ideas, building a professional and social network, and giving/receiving inspiration, feedback and motivation to/from peers and instructors."
all the things they are mad about are things the university does not promise
also government mandates eventually would have made the school go online if they had not gone online when they did anyways
that's the least serious looking set of claims ever
yeah
hell, my school has less of a claim then literally any US school does based on what I have heard from you fucks
since I still had actual school just online
and my workload increased if anything
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