garbagemanlb
OT Supporter
You going to provide any context or what?
This guy knows, and hes on the other side of the fucking country.Wheeler’s America
too soon junior. This is still Trump’s America.BIDEN'S AMERICA![]()
Whoa! You changed your stance! Its almost like context matters!Read it. Seems fucked up.
Whoa! You changed your stance! Its almost like context matters!
Clips like this without context is why Andy Ngo is a dangerous grifting pile of shit.
This is on Mississippi, a very fast growing neighborhood.What's it like living in Portland these days? It's been quite the year for the area. New role for work may bring me into the metro area so I'm curious.
Is this Boise area the poor area of town?
It's a gentrifying part of town, a partial contributor to this unrest.What's it like living in Portland these days? It's been quite the year for the area. New role for work may bring me into the metro area so I'm curious.
Is this Boise area the poor area of town?
It's a gentrifying part of town, a partial contributor to this unrest.
I live in a far out part of Portland that's quiet for the most part. Until this incident the unrest was really just isolated to a few blocks downtown and occasionally the police union hq which is a bit closer to me (still miles away).
Sure once the eviction moratorium ends the shit will really hit the fan.
The evening commute from PDX to Vancouver is brutal. It took me an hour to get from downtown across the bridge using I5. Of course this was in The Before Times so who the fuck knows what commutes will look like in the future. I work remote but I think the long term is they will have us do a hybrid WFH so I have to stay in the PDX area.Thanks for the info. How realistic is it to live in Vancouver, Wa and commute into downtown infrequently?
Have you ever thought about moving to Corvallis, Eugene, or Bend? Spent a week in Bend earlier this year and loved it aside from how remote it is.
If this is accurate, good. The neighborhood rallying to stop unlawful eviction that would otherwise go unnoticed..![]()
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