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That certainly doesn’t describe any suburb I’m familiar with. Some people just prefer lawns, wide sidewalks, and parks to living in basically office buildings. Streets where kids can ride bikes. Open to blacks, whites, Anglos and Hispanics.
I guess it’s different in different areas .

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P-Anon

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Years ago, just like in Green Acres, I moved my family from the big city to the country. My wife hated it but she put a smile on her face and went. As fate would have it, we then moved half way back to a small, big city. It has the malls she loves and I can drive in almost any direction and smell cow manure in 5 minutes. I do not like what I’ll describe as the “city mentality”. After observing life for many years, the more often you’re likely to see someone, the greater the probability of your kindness being on your surface and that’s what I enjoy. I prefer to witness smiles more than everyone sticking to themselves, minding their own business, very little eye contact and just going through their day.

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You just not get out much because that’s like every housing development tract developed after like 1955 in the whole country.

Seriously, “I don’t know any suburbs with no sidewalks and where they’re a half hour from their job in the city and a half hour from the big mall or shopping center” is quite a hot take, my guy.

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P-Anon + +

And here you are, living in the 'burbs with your 2.5 looking at 1.5.

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You aren’t familiar with the suburbs in @TommyLucchese’s head?

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Interesting that Democrats place responsibility for crime rates with Republican governors, not a Federal government controlled by Democrats or cities controlled by Democrats or DA’s controlled by Democrats.
When it comes to low unemployment rates they have no problem placing it with Biden.

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God please stop, ironically liking my posts is my only weakness noooooo

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I’m not “liking” them. I’m letting you know I read it and it isn’t worth a reply.

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I can’t buy this. I live 30 minutes (without traffic) from my office in Philadelphia we have sidewalks everywhere.

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It’s also not what I said. I said that they must be different in different areas than where I live. Odd that you can’t get right what was posted two minutes ago but are always telling us what we supposedly typed years ago.

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And the area was built prewar, right? WW2 I mean.

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You’re wrong. You don’t see what you think you see. Hot take. Black people. My guy.

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NO a townhouse complex built in the late 80’s. Newer neighborhoods have even bigger sidewalks.

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We don’t have sidewalks on my road. I must be racist.

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White privilege.

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If you are in a rural area or somewhere that the roads aren’t busy, you don’t need sidewalks. I grew up in what used to be a rural area and there are no sidewalks there because you just walked on the side of the road.

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Not the houses, the neighborhood. The grid. Was it laid out prewar?

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Clearly that was so black people wouldn’t walk on them.

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You guys really think you can gaslight anything. Suburbs without sidewalk? Whaaaaat? Now let me go to the gas price thread and complain that I have no choice but to pay because I have to drive everywhere because I live I the suburbs.

We don’t believe you, you need more people.