Posted Nov 1, 2010, 7:02 PM
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I wish the author of the article would talk to somebody from the city of LA who lives above the subway line to note the noise vibration is an unsubstantiated problem.
By the way, this whole thing about Beverly Hills and the subway ties into the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear this last weekend in DC. Political pundits (in this case, Beverly Hills) is spreading fear over the unknown and giving key words to the masses to use (i.e. "our only high school", "methane gas explosion", "sinkhole"). Whereas the rest of the good is not being promoted by Metro heavily to combat this fear mongoring. For example, with the case of Osama bin Laden being Muslim, does that mean all muslims are bad? Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was awesome.... I'm not instilling politics here; but this whole "don't dig under our high school" sounds a lot like Teabaggers.
Vote tomorrow!!!!!!!!!
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