To say you have elections.

The patriot act. The Iraq war.

How Edna writes her name when she forgets she has caps lock on.

The red ones are disagree buttons.

Grilled beef hot dog. Placed in a plain, untoasted, non-steamed bun. Add muffaletta olive salad and top with sliced provolone. Toast under the broiler until the cheese gets all bubbly and gets some nice color on it. Or until the bun looks like it might be getting too much color on it, whichever comes first.

The skeevy teacher from Azumanga Daioh?

Breakfast tacos and Agua de Jamaica.

Roquefort.

Gonna be a lot of perfectly good hardware going up on ebay soon.

The problem is that my country gets as far as taking away the bench.

They (you) get the benefit of not having to look at poor people. Remember, they’re complaining about the homeless.

They don’t use the benches, but lord do they complain if they encounter a homeless person.

Yeah. the problem of posh people being confronted with the icky poors.

And the great thing is, even if that’s the full extent of their promises, democrats don’t keep their promises.

So hostile architecture is unnecessary.

Go to the Southern hemisphere.

You forgot racist. Everything you don’t like is racist.

I did not. Though now I suspect you hear it a lot.

Keep raging at the people trying to solve the problem while you do nothing.

hostile architecture is not a solution.

conservatives don’t like being reminded that people to their left exist.

until they lose an election and need someone other than themselves to blame.

I live in a country where if you don’t have a job the government will pay for your rent and utilities, indefinitely.

Well, good for you. I live in a country that doesn’t. I live in a country where your perspective is classist and callous.

I would prefer shelter and no anti-homeless architecture. But I get that you prefer anti-homeless architecture and no shelter, since we’re being uncharitable.