Austin's first Autonomous Zone
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Last: 11 mo ago by Keeper of The Spirits
I encourage people to read as much of that as you can until you simply can't breathe from laughing so hard. I lasted as long as I could, but I checked out at "medical racism".
I sold my house which bordered Orisha Land last July. Dodged that bullet.
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Watch out your City friend will be along soon.....
Nah, I tried to open that link twice and it stalls. Whatevs.
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I am sure this is going to change many AA problems.
Poop... smelly poop... 
With any luck this **** show will go on all summer... with lots of showboating from the moron city council and passive aggressive statements from APD... need the popcorn emoji.
i cant take any of these things seriously, when they claim to be 'Autonomous' and immediately start asking for funds, food, free services, etc.
If you seriously want to be autonomous society, go buy 10 acres in the middle of nowhere, and set up your own Shangri-la. But no one would notice them if they did that. So it's apparent this is just misguided or mentally ill people, desperate for attention.
If you seriously want to be autonomous society, go buy 10 acres in the middle of nowhere, and set up your own Shangri-la. But no one would notice them if they did that. So it's apparent this is just misguided or mentally ill people, desperate for attention.
Good Lord, who has time or the patience to read all that !?! All the scrolling!
You're wrong, they don't want "funds"!AgGrad99 said:
i cant take any of these things seriously, when they claim to be 'Autonomous' and immediately start asking for funds, food, free services, etc.
If you seriously want to be autonomous society, go buy 10 acres in the middle of nowhere, and set up your own Shangri-la. But no one would notice them if they did that. So it's apparent this is just misguided or mentally ill people, desperate for attention.
Upon our arrival, we'll experience a classless, moneyless, society in which the harmful isms that once plagued our communities are phenomena of the past.
Which is funny, because I saw a post yesterday with them listing needs (even laundry service), and asking people to help meet the needs, or donate toward them.
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With any luck this **** show will go on all summer...
When temps starting hitting the high 90's we'll see how autonomous they want to be stuck out in a park with no A/C
Air conditioning will suddenly become "a human right".Apache said:Quote:
With any luck this **** show will go on all summer...
When temps starting hitting the high 90's we'll see how autonomous they want to be stuck out in a park with no A/C
Pretty sure AC in Texas IS a human right
Let me think about this...
Round Rock has a new indoor swimming Taj Mahal
Austin has an autonomous zone and hundreds of homeless camps.
Tough decision
Round Rock has a new indoor swimming Taj Mahal
Austin has an autonomous zone and hundreds of homeless camps.
Tough decision
SteveBott said:
Let me think about this...
Round Rock has a new indoor swimming Taj Mahal
Austin has an autonomous zone and hundreds of homeless camps.
Tough decision
Shut up suburb guy !!!
Amazing how your priorities change when you get old and boring.SteveBott said:
Let me think about this...
Round Rock has a new indoor swimming Taj Mahal
Austin has an autonomous zone and hundreds of homeless camps.
Tough decision
I'll take downtown Austin any day, homeless and all, over a suburb,
I can confirm the Old and Boring. Class of 82 checking in
I like the very last part.
Yep.. make the major pay!!!
You been to 6th and 35 any time recently on foot?
Looks like the refugee camp bordering a war zone.
Looks like the refugee camp bordering a war zone.
MouthBQ98 said:
You been to 6th and 35 any time recently on foot?
Looks like the refugee camp bordering a war zone.
I have! It's awful.
But I don't live within 2 miles of that and it doesn't bother me at all. So why go live out in some sleepy suburb just Bc you're afraid of a few blocks of a large city? Not for me.
People live in suburbs for kids.
I wish the kids around us lived in the suburbs.
Poster asked why and I gave him the answer. Parents want a safe place to live and good schools. Almost every client I've had moving to the suburbs mentioned this.
If your neighbors want AISD so be it. I actually chose RR over AISD for that very reason. And since all three of my children got in, and graduated, from A&M going to RRISD I think we madE the right choice
If your neighbors want AISD so be it. I actually chose RR over AISD for that very reason. And since all three of my children got in, and graduated, from A&M going to RRISD I think we madE the right choice
Not sure why you're so defensive. I just don't care for screaming (for no obvious reason) children. My post wasn't a dig at Suburbia.
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Not sure why you're so defensive. I just don't care for screaming (for no obvious reason) children. My post wasn't a dig at Suburbia.
Maybe not but the selfish anti-kid schtick is kind of a hallmark of the anti-suburban crowd.
"Well, that's the news from [Insert suburb], where all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all the children are above average."
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I have kids and would rather live next door to Orisha than live in a burb
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I prefer to not be around screaming children as well. I've also got no problem send my kid to AISD
I work off north loop and will agree most of the city is fine, but it's definitely worse than it was even 5 years ago in more places.
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The homeless and other random troublemakers are a lot like Covid, blown way TF outta proportion
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