@EricBarberio@soxmachine_josh@SoxMachine Nah. It's just easy to see that this should happen. This benefits the whole town, so we don't care that some people don't want trains in a train yard that was there before their house existed.
@lookner It is more and more common these days that police and fire agencies treat information about their incidents as private, as if the public is a nuisance for even inquiring. We deserve to know what's happening.
@SupremeCk4@Chicago_Goofies They're selling overpriced dirty slop illegally. That's not work, it's literally a crime. Food vendors require licenses in Chicago, why do they get a pass?
@tastykacey14 30% is nice, 35% is post industrial wasteland, 25% is filled with people legitimately struggling to survive, 10% is infrastructure for the rest of the city