Yeah, it's not the worst I've seen, but this building is a crazy one to be mad about. Maybe the design makes me wish for something better, but understanding the development process involved in "triggering" new neighborhoods, I'm gonna live with it. Design aside, this should've been approved yesterday and under construction tomorrow. The Globe comment sections are usually far worse, and every once in a while I'll come across some pretty drastic and ignorant NIMBY threads on Twitter. The general sentiment is that there is no good development and never will be, and we're supposed to somehow build affordable housing for all, either through a city government that, today is far too bureaucratic to effectively, efficiently, and or feasibly build what we need, or by somehow forcing developers and banks to take major risks with no reward, or to stop development altogether and keep housing stock/supply constant while demand rises.