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Old Posted Dec 25, 2011, 12:41 AM
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Originally Posted by EastVanMark View Post
I was speaking to the attitudes of the era, not the era itself. Back then Vancouver punched well above its weight in a whole bunch of categories. Today it seems to have too much tunnel vision and is still way too involved in overegulation of just about everything.

Also, I wasn't speaking to just the movie real in the thread but rather the large amounts of both picture & video evidence that illustrates a different city that was more open to opportunity for everyone. (not just some as we do now). I don't need to have lived through WW2 to know that it wasn't exactly the best time in world history. Same thing applies here. Again, for a region that has more than quadrupled in population since that era, the city hasn't exactly lit it up when it comes to the development of "fun" things to do and in recent history has even lost some.
Finally, it is possible to bring up points without needing to stoop down to the level of using personal attacks.
this is a quote from an article i read earlier... i think it was quite true - dubai made a lively shop and cafe lined seawall

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Dubai Marina’s seawall is an obliging urban festival; Vancouver’s seawall is an obligation to exercise.
its funny cause its true
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