I do not understand people. Why, just why?

Possibly the worst one was a wastewater treatment plant with a malfunctioning aeration chamber in San Antonio in July. Hence it smelled like human excrement cooking in south Texas heat. I will go away now and leave the rest to your nightmares.

Having spent several years in the lab cooking human urine with concentrated sulfuric acid, I would like to make the counterpoint that that smell is lower perhaps only maybe number 10 of worst smells I have smelled. Perhaps not even that high.

One of the things I miss from Twitter is hilarious toxicology discussions we used to have. [Possible I just haven't found those same people on here.] However, I love the irony that toxicology textbooks discuss acetaminophen constantly, but stores only worry about you getting high in impossible ways.

I am afraid after reading your thread, the first thing that popped into my head was "Video killed the radio star"

Disclaimer, I'm white. I'm by no means saying racial discrimination in any manner is good. I understand seeing racial discrimination in print like a covenant can be hurtful. I'm trying to convey that the documents are sort of contracts and historical records. I'm not a lawyer. Maybe I'm wrong.

A lot of rural property has covenants guaranteeing it is never subdivided or built on. If government could change covenants, they would, and we would lose protected land, so someone could build a subdivision.

I understand what you are saying, but covenants can't be altered like that. They can be made illegal, but they can't be changed. That is not necessarily a bad thing either. [Racist yes] However if someone puts a conservation easement on property, government can't change even if they want.

A house I owned in TX years ago had a racial covenant as well as a couple of more humorous covenants. It was disturbing, but all racial covenants were deemed illegal by law, so it didn't affect actual present day ownership. I am not clear what you Arlington to do.