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animedad posted:

everyone is miserable here, life is difficult being beaten by cops, unemployment, the rising bourgeois and their screwy tastes that arelike an growing mold, terrible work. no one is welcome here and it's a pestilent city full of bedbugs and no where to go at night unless you want to attend the latest development in the dilettantor circuit or the most disturbing "social justice" activisms.
I can't imagine the degree of naivety of anyone that "enjoys" it here, however much you can enjoy a city of depressed and drug addicted losers that are quite literally better off dead.



but enough about DC

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That could easily be about half a dozen major cities
#43
political car tune
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Lykourgos is on the chicago tourism board, sheeple
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mt.real
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don't pollute, dispose of waste properly
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daddyholes posted:

i understand that in minneapolis they have fully enclosed walkways between buildings downtown so that you dont die an arctic man



It's basically a very early example of the privatization of public areas, keeping the outdoors dead and sterile while protecting the downtowners from undesirables.

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Lykourgos posted:

Honestly, the greatness of the cook county legal/law enforcement community aside, the city is fantastic as far as cities go. It's a massive city with everything you could want, it has the diversity of neighbourhoods that should offer everything any given person could want, and yet it's affordable and doesn't suffer from the restrictions of a shithole like New York. If you have to live in the US, and you want to live in a major city, Chicago is tops. The only down side is that the museums kind of suck in terms of ancient greek statues and artificats, but the museum on Michigan ave has an extremely good ancient Chinese section.


That museum also has The Portrait of Dorian Grey in it which is probably a metaphor for something.

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Not Your S.H.I.E.L.D.
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animedad posted:

thirdplace posted:

chicago's pretty great if you're looking to combine the excitement and vibrancy of minneapolis with the social and economic equity of new york

new ad campaign for rahm could be immigrant workers and displaced people looking at the camera and saying "I'm here for the vibrancy"



hey one of the new yozzers here pick yerselfs up a video camrea and interview ppl at the Times Square M&M store about Marxism-Leninism for comedy projekt

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Chicago, the littlest big city in the world
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Meanwhile, once of the first responders to the Sandy Hook shooting may be fired without disability benefits, despite his PTSD:

http://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-newtown-officer-may-be-fired-20131107,0,2838721.story
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just goes to show that there is power in a union