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Claude your point is spot on - everyone complains year after year…and then come election time…it’s the same cast of characters pissing on your leg. But then again, the options are usually pretty limited.

And you’re right, “complaining” at a grass roots level changes almost nothing. However moblizing the people to express concern and have their voices heard almost always begins as a grassroots action…and can definitely make a difference.

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I don’t suppose the budget includes the major overhaul of the Pratt Street corridor. I guess that was just a pipe dream. Why does the BDC even commission the designs for these kinds of things? Just to tease us?

1) If the City Council can make changes only to have the mayor ignore them with impunity(as you note in the penultimate paragraph), then there’s too much control on her part. We need more of a “checks-and-balances” approach to power in this town.

2) As long as I’ve lived in Baltimore I’ve heard complaints about how this has to change, how that has to change, how terrible things are with the crime and the roads and the blight and whatever else, and come election time, everybody lines up and puts the same people back in office.

3) There is a way to change things in this city, but it needs to be drastic and sweeping, and I think that scares a lot of people. But it starts with people making their voices heard. Complaining at the grass roots level does little; making yourself known at City Hall has a greater effect but that’s still not enough. This needs to be a combination of making changes in the current government and a willingness to be part of the change.