Replying to @cszabla
It's beautiful.
Don't discount how radical this type of modernist minimalism was. Pic 1 shows a proposed juxtaposition. Pics 2 and 3 are interior shots of the Hindenberg. Pic 4 is supposedly the interior of the Schienenzeppelin, which was an interwar propeller powered railcar.
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Replying to @YIMBYLAND @cogmeyer
Terrible movie.
There are much better examples:
youtu.be/KOwxUZwUz7Y?si=iVkP…
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Furthermore, Canada has had higher rates of immigration in the past. What we are seeing now is not an unmanageable rate nor is it unprecedented in this country's history. Canada has made a deliberate choice to underdevelop and blame immigrants.
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Replying to @kpac_15 @JoshDehaas
As I've already explained to you, new non-permanent residents are not immigrants and the acceleration of housing prices, which is not in your chart, predates the spike by 2 decades.
The housing crisis is the result of 5 decades of mismanagement.
Here are some more charts:
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Replying to @JimmyClearpills @jasongordo626
Once you complete this book you should know enough to figure out why Trump's moronic tariff scheme is moronic.
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The first picture is from the 1980s and the second is from the 1990s. Yes, a skyline picture from the lake would hide all the parking lots.
Plenty going on in Toronto right now. Sorry you're not part of it, but there's no excuse to drown in nostalgia.
1976, 1980s, 1990s, 1980s
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Nobody comes to Canada for the food. And nothing and nowhere is cheap in Canada right now.
I wasn't being metaphorical when I write that Toronto used to be an ugly parking lot.
Toronto is dynamic, but no longer centre of Canada because Canadian universe expanded beyond borders.
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