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Originally Posted by LouisVanDerWright
^^^That looks awesome, I wish Chicago had a district like that. Devon Ave. is about as close as it comes with all the flashing LED ropes.
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Agreed. People are so protective of areas they don't live in. It's not like this is immoral. If you don't like it, then don't live there. It's as simple as that. It's not like they want to put bright lights everywhere. People act as if a few lights is going to ruin the city and send it into disarray. In reality, it would probably help with tourism. Not that I like Times Square, but look at that as an example. People eat that shit UP, and really, what is it? It's a bunch of bright advertisements, some guys dressed up as super heros walking around, and a makeshift plaza with some seats & tables in the middle surrounded by shitty food places nearby. There's absolutely nothing special about it, and yet it's a huge tourist attraction because of some bright lights. Do a ton of people live there? Not tons, but there's hotels.