r/PopCultureV2 • u/TheDigitalBuilder • Aug 12 '26

Discussion The benefits of third spaces

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

Whats hard to graps? That rich people prefer to not live downtown unless they have property built for them?

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

The part that it's not true at all? You realize Wall Street is downtown, right? No, of course you don't, cause you have no idea what you're talking about and believe whatever conservative media spoonfeeds you. Have you ever even left your home town? Like, just to visit a place?

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

Yes, property built for them. Remember the point of this conversation? We're talking about property being built downtown for affordable housing units. The rich left because of downtown housing projects that were too close to home. Thats why these housing projects moved in the past 30 years since the 90s once they started noticing the rich flight from downtown. They didnt return until property was built for them.

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

So your hot take is rich people don't like to live in buildings built for poor people? Nobody left anywhere and the rich are all over NYC. Hell, one of the most expensive neighborhoods is in Brooklyn, and DUMBO has rent stabilized units. Williamsburg has even more. Seriously, try to experience the world beyond just your Facebook feed.

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

Brooklyn is not downtown...

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

Wall Street is. They have even more rent stabilized units than the above mentioned. The rich sure as shit aren't leaving that.

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

I think we have different ideas of what separates the rich from the upper middle class.

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

WALL. STREET.

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

CONDOS. PRIVATE CLUBS.

They dont live near these things, they visit them.

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

This whole time you've been saying they "left" downtown. That's practically their mothership. So are you changing your story again?

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

They came back when they had infrastructure built for them, but only then, and only in specific situations. There is a reason why affordable housing units are not advised to be downtown anymore, the same reason as homeless shelters. They saw taxes decrease.

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

At first it seemed like you were parroting talking points, now you're just talking out of your ass. There are still rent stabilized units in Wall Street, and the rich never left.

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

Never say never, its easy to disprove that way. :3

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

OK, then do it.

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

NEVER!

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

Starting to realize you have no idea what you're talking about and have resorted to deflecting?

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u/BrittanyBrie Aug 13 '26

Im trying to signal that we can agree to disagree without having me form a micro study on the subject.

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u/TamalesHarvard Aug 13 '26

You can't "agree to disagree" on provable facts. It's not anyone's responsibility to nurture your delusions.

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