@ContraBorrado Nota: Vancouver Rape Relief no ha sido desmantelado. Sigue funcionando, recibe fondos públicos de la provincia (Ministerio de Salad). Lo que perdieron fue fondos del municipio de Vancouver para programas de educación. Oger sigue siendo una gilipollez absoluta
“With the ROGD boys, even though they talk about bodies, and bodily changes like softer skin and growing breasts, they’re pretty detached from their bodies. They don’t have much of a relationship with their actual bodies. They treat their bodies like an avatar you can think about any way you want.”
Very interesting and informative conversation between @thatazuresea and @drjosephburgo ⬇️
@fabulavancouver It’s weird to see language like “lower end of market” to promote what is at least sometimes a simple temporary promotion? I thought that keeping rents to the lower end of the market was the point here.
@fabulavancouver This is on Brightside website. It offers units at “lower end of market” rents that will end after promotional period. The market haunts even much publicized affordable housing projects even while it bedevils so many.
@CrashKate@SlopHq Thirdly, whatever is unsold in Van (which is not much really: 1,000 units in a city with 300,000 + households) is not the main kind of housing needed. It's six-storey woodframes, townhouses, (well-designed) multiplexes, small apartment buildings on single lots,
“Affirmation doesn’t close the theater. It sells more tickets.”
Steve Andrews asks whether transition can create a performance with no off-stage, and what that means for claims of “life-saving” care.
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I feel like Princess Margaret really wrote the blueprint on how to be the spare. Smoke 100 fags a day, read in bed, go to tropical islands, shag a lot of men
@fabulavancouver Only in Vancouver are we told that non profit housing will offer some relief from the predatory market, but only for a promotional period.
@fabulavancouver It was dispiriting to discover that “lower end market rents” offered here would be a “promotion” that would shortly end with market rents. The lack of nerve here is remarkable, design details aside.