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  • How many billions of dollars in student loan debt did Biden cancel? How much more would have been cancelled if the supreme court didn't act in a blatantly partisan manner?

    Yeah, I do hold them responsible. Shumer shouldn't be in leadership and AOC should be on every high profile committee there is.

    Not voting solves nothing. You know how you get more progressive legislation passed? By voting for the party that has progressives in it. That's how. More democrats means more people like AOC. It doesn't fucking matter if your personal rep is a god damned blue dog if it means there's one less republican in congress.

  • This shit is so fucking lazy.

    Biden enacted plenty of progressive asks during his term. Harris outlined plenty of progressive asks in her campaign as well.

    Just because it wasn't 100% of what YOU personally wanted doesn't mean it wasn't good legislation.

    Hope none of your family dies because of this, because if they do it's on you, mr protest voter.

  • For sure! I just hate that so many people have strong opinions on this shit then do nothing, don't educate themselves on the problems at hand, and then acknowledge that people on the 'other side' of an issue have actual concerns that do need addressed.

    I'd fucking love it if we had our homeless problem under control, and I firmly do believe we would if all the fucking red states would stop bussing THEIR problems here.

    I've been in LA for 9 years and I've seen the changes that are taking place. Bike lanes are rampant on the west side, and they're starting to come to places like Weho and others as well which is awesome. We're expanding our subway lines, and things slowly are getting better. I wish we would take a big TVA style initiative, and make some dense public housing districts that were affordable, but that's a HUGE endeavor.

    I'd love to get involved with local stuff like that, but I'm currently in a new job, and don't have much free time right now. =(

  • Another thing to think about here is that it's only been about 4 months of this dipshit being in charge.

    They are comparing what is happening now to other episodes of revolution or cultural rebellion that took (sometimes) decades to foment enough unrest to cause change.

    People are doing things, and we're pissed. But like, what can a person living in LA effectively do? We have blue reps in a blue state that is suing the government multiple times over multiple grievances.

    Short of going out and getting kinetic there's not much for people to 'do' yet.

  • Honestly I wish we had the balls to turn LA into New York West Coast Edition. I'm right by the Wilshire line being built, and I cannot wait to be able to take public transit from my place to LAX to Grand Central in NYC.

    Thanks for giving a real answer and not jingoistic slactivism nonsense you see so many people spouting on here. <3

    I'll take a look at that video later when I have more time on my hands.

  • Where you going to build affordable housing in west LA?

    There's literally no place for it. Should people living in Venice just be given beachfront housing for free to live in?

    Whats your SOLUTION to the problem? Because like I said. There are multiple reasons there's a homeless epidemic across the entire country.

  • Funny how you guys have latched onto Gaza like shit on velcro, but have not had a single thing to say about Sudan, Myanmar, and the Uighur's being ethnically cleansed.

    You just found a hot button cause to latch onto, and are trying to sound morally superior to people.

  • The other issue that you forgot to mention is a lot of red states take their homeless people and send them to California.

    I live in LA. I've been threatened by people who are homeless. Multiple times. Yes, these people deserve help. But there's a billion reasons why our current system isn't working and part of that is the state can't institutionalize these people to get them clean from drugs and to help start them on the pathway to being a productive citizen again.

    I live in the Miracle Mile area, and I do not give a shit about someones 'right' to camp on the sidewalk with a huge ass tent that smells of shit. Sorry, but that's a public health hazard.

    Do I want people to get help? Absolutely. Do I think that people who live in these areas also deserve to live in a safe and clean environment? Absolutely.

    Something has to be done, at least Gavin is trying things.

  • It's amazing isn't it?

    These people have such moral purity that they abstain from voting and... help hurt fucking children.

    They, in their inaction, are as responsible for the current situation as the republicans are.

  • Are people going to watch the refs? They sure as hell aren't getting paid the big bucks, most of them do it part time.

    Coaches make money, but again, it's a fraction of total revenue.

    I find it funny you're literally attacking 'the workers' in this case, just because it's athletes and not traditional workers.