Your question was "What's something that isn't an eyesore?", then went on to suggest that "eyesores" are not all bad since they can provide public funding for fixing problems.
I gave an example of something that isn't an eyesore and provides very large amounts of public funding.
Your question was "What's something that isn't an eyesore?", then went on to suggest that "eyesores" are not all bad since they can provide public funding for fixing problems.
I gave an example of something that isn't an eyesore and provides very large amounts of public funding.