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> Don’t worry — I’m sure the scum feel pretty much the same about you. Quite possible, and that's part of the point I'm making. There's no communality, everyo
by clarry 8y ago
> Don’t worry — I’m sure the scum feel pretty much the same about you.
Quite possible, and that's part of the point I'm making. There's no communality, everyone just wants to have as little to do with their neighbor as possible. Even if it turns out that quite a few of these neighbors (me included) do not throw parties, do not smoke inside, do not drink and fool around, do not have loud kids or animals, do not throw trash around and break things in shared spaces, don't blast music at 3 AM...
There's too many people for people to care, kind of? And a bunch of bad apples ruin it for everyone.
- danso 8y agoYMMV. I got to know my neighbors in my 5-unit building in NYC, as well as the owners/managers of the restaurants and shops next door. The advantage the city has over suburbia is the density. I don’t have to get in a car to see any of my neighbors, we’re more or less forced to see each other on any given walk.