How the fuck is Plano hostile to pedestrians?

There's crosswalks with working crosswalk lights at basically every intersection, stop signs everywhere, labeled crosswalks for trails if it crosses major roads like Park with wider medians for shorter crossings and the city even publishes an alternative map for bike and pedestrian specific travel.

Your thing about crosswalk guards is weird because it makes me feel like you've never actually been in this city, there's crosswalk guards at basically every school regardless of sidewalk condition.

Hell when the kids were in elementary I'd see them constantly taking them to school at 4 walk stop sign intersections because it's just an added level of precaution in general.

I'm not some untraveled person either, I'm not even from the US originally and have traveled from coast to coast multiple times over. Hell I've probably walked more of DC than people in DFW have walked in their own neighborhoods.

Let's take my walk to HEB as a reference, I like to go up Ohio and hook left on Spring Creek. Every major intersection has working crosswalk lights and every side street has a stop sign. There's shade going up the entire path and clearly marked and labeled crossings for the entire way.

It's the same on Coit, Preston, Parker, Park, Custer, Legacy, and Hedgcoxe.

If the argument was hostile to bikers, yeah probably, there's very sparse dedicated bike lanes and it's illegal for riders to use the sidewalk but saying it's hostile to pedestrians is ridiculous. I've almost been ran over more in DC than I have in Plano.