1. Your country 2. Do you love commie blocks

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>>79283930
1. Your country
2. Do you love capitalist blocks?

Picture related is second poorest region in Hong Kong called Kwun Tong. Each block in this picture is worth US$1200 per sq ft on average

>>79286044
lol what a shithole

>>79286044
Absolutely soulless

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No, i will never understand the fascination with commie blocks.

No i hate them, take me out please somebody

>>79286106
well I mean, it's probably that or wither everyone living in endless slums.

>>79283930
no

>>79286044
yes

creativity might make a mess out of cities but is still best to monotony

>>79286044
How much does that tennis court cost an hour?

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>>79283930
>>79286044
I hate both. This is the key

>>79286265
http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/en/leisurelink/index/ls_booking_charges_urban.html

>>79286044
beautiful

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yes they are ugly as shit

>>79283930
No one loves them but we really needed them. There was a real hunger for living space after the destrucion of WWII and rapidly groving post-war population.
BAD sides:
Sometimes badly made (poor technological regime on a bouilding site).
Ugly (same, manufactured elements)
Cold (now they've put more isolation on them but during comunism, you had to use a lot of central heating)

GOOD sides:
Setlements were well designed (at least better than today, with a lot of green parks around, schools etc.)
Technology itself is very durable (blocks if maintained well, can serve for a very long time)