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Economic apartheid... Not sure how to digest that one. That's a tad hyperbolic. The article clearly states that the tech companies pay the city for the right t
by bbwharris 13y ago
Economic apartheid... Not sure how to digest that one. That's a tad hyperbolic.
The article clearly states that the tech companies pay the city for the right to use the bus stops. Elected officials made a decision to sell public bus stops to publicly traded corporations.
- tedivm 13y ago> The article clearly states that the tech companies pay the city for the right to use the bus stops. Elected officials made a decision to sell public bus stops to publicly traded corporations. What you are saying is factually incorrect. They are not paying anything at the moment. They are in talks to start paying next year, but the reasons those talks happened is because people started protesting this.
- lwan 13y agoI see talks of facts and no substantiation.
- kro0ub 13y agoThe ability to buy out public infrastructure inherently amounts to plutocracy, which is unacceptable.
- bbwharris 13y agoYou have 1 vote. Make it count.