Wuxtry, wuxtry: Affordable housing proposal by “progressive” big-city mayor would ELIMINATE an ordinance

Housing commissioner looks back with regret:

“In our view, it’s long overdue,” Marisa Novara said of the ordinance. “Coach houses never should have been banned in 1957. This is a pretty archaic way of thinking about how we create units for people with a range of incomes across the city.”

She emphasized the ordinance enables ADUs [Additional Dwelling Units] but doesn’t force them on blocks where they aren’t wanted. “Where this makes sense for people, they can make use of it, and where it doesn’t, they won’t. But at least we are allowing that option,” she said.

With that welcome pro-choice option in a zoning decision.

via Affordable housing: Coach houses, ‘granny flats’ part of Mayor Lightfoot’s housing solution – Chicago Sun-Times

Reusable Grocery Bags Can Sustain COVID-19 and Flu Viruses

Someone said they are sustainable for viruses.

The COVID-19 outbreak is giving new meaning to those “sustainable” shopping bags that politicians and environmentalists have been so eager to impose on the public. These reusable tote bags can sustain the COVID-19 and flu viruses—and spread the viruses throughout the store.

This can’t be. The best and the brightest recommended this.

Papal Almsgiver breaks decree, opens Rome church for prayer and adoration

Ecclesiastical disobedience.

ROME – Just a day after Cardinal Angelo De Donatis announced the unprecedented decision to close all the churches in the Diocese of Rome to stop the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19, Papal Almoner Cardinal Konrad Krajewski has done exactly the opposite: The Polish cardinal opened his titular church, Santa Maria Immacolata in Rome’s Esquiline neighborhood.

“It is the act of disobedience, yes, I myself put the Blessed Sacrament out and opened my church,” Krajewski told Crux.

“It did not happen under fascism, it did not happen under the Russian or Soviet rule in Poland – the churches were not closed,” he said, adding that “this is an act that should bring courage to other priests.”

It worked:

Later in the day the Rome diocese rolled back its order to close churches.