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southsider2k5

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  1. Looking back it wasn't "legal" that was used, my bad. The larger point, besides the one word, is correct. You aren't going to NIMBY away a project that a railroad wants. Maybe you get a concession or two for window dressing, but the larger project WILL happen if groups like Metra, BNSF, Amtrak, etc want it to happen. The law was quite literally written by them, for them. Any anger gymnastics are a waste.
  2. All of the discussions about "legal review" etc are completely and utterly a wasted circle jerk.
  3. Which also goes a long way towards neighborhood effects conversations.
  4. Honestly? A few of you need to read up on property law and how much influence the railroads had on things like immement domain and the legal authority has to seize private property and call it "improvement" so it's perfectly legal. It's been codified by the Supreme Court in recent decades too. If a railroad wants to do something it is legally near impossible to stop.
  5. Bro, this is Chicago. You get the aldermen on board, nothing else matters.
  6. Amtrak wanted more space, by all other reports.
  7. With the developments in the area over the last 25 to 30 years, more and more parking options have been added, and I am sure there will be some complexes coming in with it.
  8. Especially if this team stays good.
  9. The overlap of their issues is very interesting.
  10. That and no one is sure if he has a defensive position. His valuation is completely different as a catcher vs a left fielder, vs a DH. Though observing the change in tone towards his skill set now that he has been trade is always entertaining. Now people can be honest about his limitations.
  11. This is the difference between having Jerry and Ishbia who know what they are doing in the realm of big dollars and real estate... and the Bears.
  12. You running around telling people to STFU isn't sarcasm, and will not be treated as such.
  13. I hope to God the players and/or management aren't fragile enough to worry about coaching advice from fans. If they are, they deserve whatever happens.
  14. I swear the people screaming ENJOY IT the loudest are too damned busy screaming at everyone else to enjoy this, to actually fucking enjoy themselves.
  15. I don't know when it became in to tell other people what to think, but no. Or, just take your own advice.
  16. Unless they replace Stone with his Schiff equivilant, (ie Connor) I assure you I will be fine. I would be thrilled if they would figure out a way to get Pleasac on the call.
  17. The top post is exactly what keeps me up at night about this team.
  18. He just disprespects them and treats them like crap.
  19. The "moving the team" thing is mostly a fear tactic, which is quite ironic considering how close Jerry came to moving this team to the Suncoast Dome" in Tampa/St Pete. Will they move neighborhoods? I would bet on it. Will they leave Chicago? Nah.
  20. In before the race card gets played again to say that Stone should have retired 10 or 15 years ago, and even if Schiff isn't good at his job, literally every one else they bring in when Stone isn't there sounds better with John than John sounds with Steve.
  21. I don't like him as an announcer because he is terrible at his job. Now how about YOU focus on enjoying the games and quit telling people what the f*** they are allowed to think and do, because you are mad. Again.

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