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[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@elonmusk Also they are terrible investors. Paid $4MM per acre for a property in atlanta that was worth $2MM based on Microsoft’s price/acre purchase down the street. Could have bought a nice office building for that $10MM. Instead will fund raise to build a new building on the site.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@EvoRelic Cmon this has to be an April fools joke

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@philip_atlanta @cbenderatl Westside becoming the city toilet

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@philip_atlanta @UrbanizeATL Interesting

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@cbenderatl Looks great. I wonder if this is walking distance from the new homeless megashelter at 1060 DLH can reach this via the Beltline? Would be great to see it come back to Allen Morris is spades.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL @ATLmission Is @andreforatlanta for this?

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@EvoRelic Oh sure — scrap mixed-income development on prime BeltLine land and replace it with an 8-acre homeless campus next to where families and kids hang out.

Close shelters elsewhere and dump it all on the Westside?

If this is a citywide crisis, spread the responsibility citywide.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@philip_atlanta @cbenderatl Oh sure — scrap mixed-income development on prime BeltLine land and replace it with an 8-acre homeless campus next to where families and kids hang out.

Close shelters elsewhere and dump it all on the Westside?

If this is a citywide crisis, spread the responsibility citywide.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL Families deserve safe, clean, welcoming beltline— not policy experiments imposed without real neighborhood buy-in.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL If this is truly a citywide crisis, then solutions should be distributed citywide — not dumped on one side of town because it’s politically easier.

Atlanta can do better.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL Low-income renters in these neighborhoods already live in subsidized developments funded by city, county, and federal dollars.

Now they’re expected to absorb the city’s entire homeless burden too? That’s not equity — that’s unfair concentration.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL If downtown and Midtown shelters are being closed, why is the solution to consolidate everything into one Westside location?

That’s not solving homelessness. That’s relocating it.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@UrbanizeATL Instead of revitalization with mixed-income housing, retail, and jobs in Bankhead, we’re seeing another concentration of poverty and services placed in the same struggling corridors.

Why is the Westside always the answer?

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@chris3840624 @UrbanizeATL Instead of revitalization with mixed-income housing, retail, and jobs in Bankhead, we’re seeing another concentration of poverty and services placed in the same struggling corridors.

Why is the Westside always the answer?

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@cassiusagrippa @typesfast It’s a few partners that left the original firm. No relation and they shouldn’t have used the name. Andersen was found innocent. Many confused and uneducated minds on here.

[Cla @basicprinciplez]

@gailalfaratx @GovTimWalz Phone number doesn’t work any longer. Little Johnnie needs to lear.