BureaucraticHotboi
BureaucraticHotboi t1_j1sl118 wrote
Reply to comment by 8_Foot_Vertical_Leap in Fellow Philly Jews, where are you eating Chinese tonight? by diatriose
Hmm I’ll admit I mainly just eat dumplings there. Occasionally had a fried rice which they actually tend to do pretty fresh, rice is white, which I like.
BureaucraticHotboi t1_j1nq5rg wrote
Reply to comment by Garfield-1-23-23 in Fellow Philly Jews, where are you eating Chinese tonight? by diatriose
I don’t remember how it shook out but their was some contentious ownership stuff going on and I think they are now owned by different people. Ate at chinatown Toms recently quite good
BureaucraticHotboi t1_j0t5wd0 wrote
Reply to comment by the_victorian640 in Philadelphia Starbucks workers begin 3-day strike - The Politicus by dammand32
Great info. In Philly I remember there was some controversy about opening a physical Starbucks in dillworth plaza outside city hall (got burned and rebuilt in 2020) but the interesting thing revealed by that was that another cafe across the park had a Starbucks operating agreement (not branded as Starbucks but served their beverages) and that the temple bookstore across 15th was also not technically Starbucks corporate but nonetheless Starbucks was profiting off of three different locations via different instruments within 500 feet of eachother. Not to mention several locations within a couple blocks
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Reply to comment by all4whatnot in Pennsylvania's Luzerne County deadlocks on certifying election results by -TheFarce-
I am taking my ball, but am deadlocked so I can’t go home…now I will cost the state a bunch of money to tell me to leave the ball that I don’t own and go home
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iy6l8df wrote
Reply to comment by BurghPuppies in Pennsylvania's Luzerne County deadlocks on certifying election results by -TheFarce-
Yeah the running out of paper is the real scandal. Anyone allowed to vote should have no problem doing so no matter the method. Conservatives have been grabbing onto the disenfranchised language…well maybe invest in good election practices but that would require actually working towards good governance instead of just pointing around wildly yelling “conspiracy!”
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Reply to comment by AbsentEmpire in The danger of for-profit water companies such as Aqua America by [deleted]
It’s almost like localized utilities might need large federal investments to keep them up. Tennessee Valley Authority is a great example of a still quite successful large public utility…it just needs to be large enough and invested in periodically
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iy11x9g wrote
Reply to comment by Tahlwyn in The danger of for-profit water companies such as Aqua America by [deleted]
Organize and fight it. The residents of bucks and Montgomery just successfully fought an acquisition
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iy11p87 wrote
Reply to comment by pa_bourbon in The danger of for-profit water companies such as Aqua America by [deleted]
It’s a cycle that only has one winner, the corporations. They invest in politicians who will pass favorable laws and will defer infrastructure improvements, which could be paid for by yknow, raising corporate taxes. Your points are correct, but to be clear this is all planned out by the corporations to manufacture a system that feeds them more and more profits by underinvestment in public resources and then having them handed over to be drained for private profit. Schools are next.
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iy11bcu wrote
Reply to comment by dherrmann in The danger of for-profit water companies such as Aqua America by [deleted]
It’s okay to blame Aqua. They and other utilities almost definitely lobbied for the law to be passed that now allows them to drain profits from formerly public systems. It may not be illegal, but it’s immoral. The politicians and the corporations are in bed and equally culpable. Good on you for bringing attention to this!
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in The college-age population is about to crash. It will change higher education forever (Article with a focus on PA). by Sovereign2142
Ur subtext is pretty crazy here. If you think most men are worried about rape allegations…I’d be concerned about the men you know.
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Reply to comment by InB4Clive in Crazy loud noise point breeze? by Halloweentwin2
One of the upsides of our chaos is aliens will pass us over. We will be the last outpost of humanity on a colonized world
BureaucraticHotboi t1_ivrr5zy wrote
I’d love our publicly owned utility to start aggressively transitioning to renewables. Natural gas is going to be more and more price varying as global warming and geopolitics have shown
BureaucraticHotboi t1_ivrqdaz wrote
I’m pro legalization but I want it to be contingent on amnesty for people in prisons for possession and record expungement as well as making room for those people to profit from it. That’s justice, it’s been disheartening to see how poorly other states have rolled it out in that regard. Though coming down to the bottom line it’s better to do it than not
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Reply to comment by yourfriendkyle in THE PHILADELPHIA UNION ARE YOUR 2022 MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! FIRST MLS CUP APPEARANCE IN CLUB HISTORY! by ToffeeFever
Hell yeah go union
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Reply to comment by gotboredwithrest in THE PHILADELPHIA UNION ARE YOUR 2022 MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! FIRST MLS CUP APPEARANCE IN CLUB HISTORY! by ToffeeFever
If they win and the Phils win they could share a parade!
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iugl0bl wrote
Reply to comment by chumpyis in THE PHILADELPHIA UNION ARE YOUR 2022 MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! FIRST MLS CUP APPEARANCE IN CLUB HISTORY! by ToffeeFever
Yeah sadly union won’t get the love the Phillies did qualifying for the World Series. But as a bandwagon boy who doesn’t watch MLS I’ll be watching the cup! Let’s goooo
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Reply to THE PHILADELPHIA UNION ARE YOUR 2022 MLS EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! FIRST MLS CUP APPEARANCE IN CLUB HISTORY! by ToffeeFever
Philly sports are on fire let’s go Union
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iu67ub1 wrote
Reply to 11th & Spruce this morning by Erops
Green street is one of those absolutely tiny cafes that gives Philly just a hint of European flavor. Same with some minuscule corner bars and jam packed book stores. Sure you can find such things in any city but the absurd smallness of many of our older commercial spaces is all charm and can be transporting when down right
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Reply to comment by gslavik in Shocking corruption: Federal agents capture Philadelphia Deputy Sheriff on video selling two of the guns used in deadly shooting after Roxborough High School football scrimmage by IdunnoabouttheseDems
Yeah the sheriffs office in Philly is even worse and less controlled because they are an superfluous law enforcement agency. For all their problems PPD could absorb the duties of the sheriffs office and civil servants could do the rest they literally don’t have a law enforcement mandate except guarding court houses and transporting some prisoners to court. But we have PPD and a robust (of understaffed) corrections department they could be absorbed by both instead they are a patronage hole for people who can’t get hired by other agencies
BureaucraticHotboi t1_iu2we60 wrote
Reply to comment by gslavik in Shocking corruption: Federal agents capture Philadelphia Deputy Sheriff on video selling two of the guns used in deadly shooting after Roxborough High School football scrimmage by IdunnoabouttheseDems
Philly sheriffs office is historically and recently extremely corrupt. They really have no business existing. They basically guard court houses and transport prisoners and do some civil warrant serving. However they wouldn’t be holding guns in most cases from crimes sounds like this guy bought and sold these on the street.
BureaucraticHotboi t1_itrpvy6 wrote
Reply to comment by PhillyGator561 in Controller Rebecca Rhynhart to resign today and launch run for mayor by jberk988
The system is set up to make it exceedingly unlikely that large numbers of people vote in our municipal elections. Hopefully that changes. We really need a political reform ticket to run on some basic small d democratic improvements
BureaucraticHotboi t1_irb1u4a wrote
The venn diagram between graphic designers who make these posters and graphic designers who make posters for club appearances for washed up rappers is a circle
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Reply to comment by throwawaitnine in Jawn Morgan is doubling down. by liog2step
Personal injury lawyers are sleazy is basically the message.