Yeah, but if you look at the building in the context of that block, it is strip-mining the character out of that location and appears to be all take and very little give. Queen East is ripe for a midrise transformation and those residents are obligated to agitate for the best buildings they can get. There's nothing like that building anywhere close to that location, so the existing residents need to push for a decent precedent to send a signal to the developers coming after this one, because there's going to be a lot of them.
A lot of the opposition is NIMBYism, but there also seems to be a notion here that residents need to shut up and accept buildings just because they fit the guidelines. When citizens aren't critical, a lot of developers are happy to drop turds in their laps.
This building could do a much better job of fitting into its context and provide at least a little bit of character.