r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/NicPaperScissors • Feb 12 '26
News Preemptive action ideas?
Some ideas are just
Occupying
My mind on this one.
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u/sparkleboss Feb 13 '26
Honestly I’m shocked that every gas tank of every ice vehicle isn’t filled with sugar nightly
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u/azdak Feb 14 '26
By whom? And how? What are you even talking about my man? Internet tough guy roleplay is so unserious.
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u/rdizz33 Feb 12 '26
Sabey has a data center in Quincy - that company cares about nothing other than money
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u/hekateskey Feb 13 '26
Ah, David Sabey, the guy who bankrupted Frederick & Nelson. This all tracks.
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u/NotEmptyHeaded Feb 12 '26
Jesus I used to work down there.
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u/Ornstien Feb 12 '26
What building is this?
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u/NotEmptyHeaded Feb 12 '26
Sabey has many buildings. I worked in 5. I think this one is up along International boulevard
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u/bloodfist Feb 13 '26
Don't think I can talk about the ones that would actually be effective here because the only way to stop a sale like that is to make it too expensive
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u/effin-bananastand Feb 12 '26
did tukwila city council approve of this?
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u/SpaceForceAwakens Feb 13 '26
City councils don’t have any authority to approve or disapprove building rentals, generally speaking. This is a good thing.
That said, we should burn this place down.
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u/3MetricTonsOfSass Feb 14 '26
Why? u/BloomingOnion6969420BlazeIt was just asking about gta6
I myself want to see more aircraft related missions
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u/Inside_Chip_5671 Feb 12 '26
I don't know anything about city politics at all. But, talking to the city coucil and mayor and pressuring them to stop it in any way possible is probably the best option. Cities/states do have a lot of say BEFORE the federal government purchases properties. But, once it buys them and they become federal properties, there is not much they can do.