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Originally Posted by Coldrsx
You are missing my point. This is not about a patio, although it could be, it is about our park spaces, our blvds, our care, attention and investment in squares, fountains, places for anyone and everyone.
The only crap here is how little most people seem to care about this city, its spaces and its potential.
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no, i did not miss your point, you still seem to be missing your own point.
my comments were not about "a patio". i simply used the example of patios - which are private spaces - to point out how private spaces can address public needs.
my references to public spaces was not to a patio. the two quoted examples noted were to "
parks" and "
squares", not to patios. and when i noted that i happily support investment in public spaces, rest assured that includes "
our park spaces, our blvds, our care, attention and investment in squares, fountains, places for anyone and everyone".
as for your "
the only crap here is how little most people seem to care about this city, its spaces and its potential", i again take offense at your presumption and your judgement that most people don't care about this city, its spaces and it's potential just because they don't agree with you whether or not you choose to include me in that most. because that's what's crap.
as i noted previously, you are perfectly entitled to your opinions and you are entitled to and capable of defending them. that's not what's being questioned here. again. what's being questioned here are the assumptions and judgements you make about others based simply on how they align themselves with your opinions facts be damned.