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@SukritGanesh @hannahkrieg Charge for damage after done. Not all pets cause damage.

@hannahkrieg Pets cause more damage to apartments. Reasonable to charge for them.

Ban pet rent

@Mynorthwest As a transit rider and bike rider living and paying taxes in Seattle for 20 years, this is a great idea. People driving their cars into central Seattle and clogging up my roads should have to pay a premium.

OPINION: The mayor of Seattle, making transportation policy for a corridor carrying 30,000 vehicles a day, has never once sat behind the wheel as the person responsible for getting somewhere on time in traffic. mynorthwest.com/kiro-opinion/s…

@MikeTexasCoug @Mynorthwest Call your kids or find another hobby Mike from Dallas

@Mynorthwest You must obey to the indoctrination of Communism. Life in the Collective. You are not free.

@Bumbiscuitz @Mynorthwest Be gone bot

@Mynorthwest Seattle voted for someone who never worked a day in their life! GG retards!

@fugitivemama @Mynorthwest I don't own a car and am sick and tired of car drivers taking my tax dollars for road repair and maintenance. I'm tired of property owners raising my rent and taking more and more of my hard earned income. It's a two way road there mama.

@Mynorthwest She perfectly encapsulates WA state. Apartment dwellers vote to raise our property taxes, bus riders vote to make driving cars unaffordable while funding failing public transportation, Takers vote to punish the Makers.

@Rooster1k @jasonrantz 38% growth in population in city of Seattle over last 20 years. That's about 187,000 more people than in 2006. Not to mention suburbs. Times change friend and there's simply not enough room for us all to be driving around central Seattle in cars like there uses to be.

Well, I grew up here and we used to drive downtown Seattle and it was like every other Metropolitan City. Dense traffic, but navigatable. Now, after 20+ years of the war on cars in Seattle, you have a hodgepodge of one way, one lane, no lane, confusing mess. The cure, stop voting in folks who want keep cars out of downtown. But.... I am guessing you probably are onboard with your current City Council and Mayor in office and can't/won't see my point.

This will destroy traffic. That’s the intent.

@RAYVSUNSHINE @jasonrantz Please no Debra don't deny us your presence in central Seattle. You seem like such an open minded and fun person that contributes to the rich culture here. Stay in your dusty suburb with your nice wide roads and 20 min drives to get milk.

@jasonrantz Seattle is already fucked up. We have to watch for cellphone walkers, bike lanes, bus lanes. Trying to push vehicles out downtown unless you are servicing the building or goods and services. I avoid Seattle like the plaque as so many others do.

@BrianManzo20 @jasonrantz You've accidently concluded on a very effective solution for dense central city areas. Just not feasible for everyone to drive cars all the time with the population numbers we have.

@jasonrantz Doing this to try and force commuters onto buses that don’t serve the areas they live in. Since the city hates cars so much then just get it over with and toll any car that enters the city.

@CoreysName @jasonrantz @bcunningham006 You are beholden on city services with or without your personal car so that's a silly point. Look at large cities with effective and robust mass transit and tell me that doesn't work better than driving a car around central Seattle.

@jasonrantz @bcunningham006 Their goal is to force people out of their cars and be beholden to a city service

@Rooster1k @jasonrantz Who is driving their cars around dense central Seattle like it's the 1960s. There's just no room for everyone to have a car. Fast and reliable Mass transit is the only solution. If you disagree, what is your better idea to reduce traffic congestion here?

@jasonrantz They HAVE to force people to use and want more mass transit. Their bank accounts depend on it. So... they have to make it as painful as possible where ever they can. It will get worse for residents of Seattle and their businesses! Ya get what ya vote for!!!

@cdizzubleyou @jasonrantz What is your solution to traffic problems in Seattle? More single occupancy cars? Do you have a better idea to solve the issue?

@jasonrantz They did the same thing to Rainier Ave Northbound and It’s totally backed up now and worse than ever. And the local residents don’t care…. They drive the lane anyway. You’re correct in that the city of Seattle wants to make driving your vehicle as painful as possible.

@GooGwaba @Ksaktweets Explain how the little guy is being punished by Democrat policy? Please also explain how large corps have little guy in their best interest more than democrat policy. Cause I think you're confused.

This is a by product of a Democrat majority over the past 40 years, and as that party has embraced Marxism, it has destroyed what made the job market here so dynamic. They are forcing out the big players while punishing the little guy. The "millionaires tax" is a Trojan Horse to pass an illegal and unconstitutional income tax on all Washingtonians, and they don't care who they hurt.

People have no idea how fragile the job ecosystem in Seattle is. It used to be that you could spend your career hopping around a few companies and do very well. Big tech isn’t hiring. Nordstrom isn’t a booming business, Sur La Table isn’t hiring people, Costco isn’t the same it was. Our startup funding is the lowest it has ever been. I fear those days are over. It’s going to be a tough decade for Seattle. Imagine a governor that built homes and a Mayor that welcomed jobs to our city instead of one that chased them out. You can’t close income gaps without income. And who’s left to foot the bill? Anyone who comments on this that they don’t like the flavor of the coffee is missing the point. Say that to someone who lost their job. Time to organize and vote for public safety and a business friendly environment. seattletimes.com/business/starb…

@LCunicorn @Ksaktweets And what do you think about aggressive tax breaks for multi billion dollar corporations in WA?

Homeless are more than welcome with open arms by Seattle and Portland, though. Why? Because the cities can get more state, federal and NGO money. There is ZERO appetite in these lefty cities to solve homelessness. It's too much of a cash cow. All at the expense of the residents.

@AmericanGreyson @Ksaktweets This guy's scared of brown people and makes it his whole personality. I suggest you move to Utah and delete your social media accounts

@Ksaktweets It's not Seattle, and not the taxes, it's the immigrants flooding in and that's why this is happening nationwide.

@Ksaktweets @Cornpopsbaddood Subtract main industry from any state to create a make believe problem to then complain about. Tech isn't going anywhere.

@Cornpopsbaddood Without tech, Washington state has the GDP of Mississippi. Good luck funding government services with that.

@bliss_babyy @rosethaaartist Depends on cost of living in the city you live obviously.

@rosethaaartist No it’s not tf! Yall need better money management.

75k a year is paycheck to paycheck now

@rushicrypto No money? They sell you debt.

I don’t understand super rich people’s end game. If no one has a living wage… they can’t buy your products, services or rent the properties the rich own/hoard. So wouldn’t it all collapse?

@425RZ @DivestSPD Kinda like the cops in Texas during that school shooting huh?

@DivestSPD Fuc in liberals just sit there. That says everything

Cyclists struck in SLU, police say?

@martylong123 @DivestSPD What are your thoughts about funding the infrastructure needed to enforce this new bike tax? How would this effect young children riding bikes, or are they exempt? What age do they become non exempt from new tax? Also, have you met car drivers?

@DivestSPD We need to Tax bikes on roads. Bikers are the stupidest people on earth

@real_frenchy @bagplanter @DivestSPD Do you want your tax dollars going to admin systems and infrastructure to maintain this new bike registration and insurance requirements you're suggesting? Children can't ride on neighborhood streets anymore? More bikes on sidewalks to avoid your new cost increases? Explain

@bagplanter @DivestSPD Bicycles belong on bike trails, not roads. If bikes want to be on roads, they should also be required to pay registration and have insurance.