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No, not really. You're trying to make this about political correctness and libertarianism. It's just not. It's about NIMBYism and NIMBYism has been used to h
by tryitnow 10y ago
No, not really. You're trying to make this about political correctness and libertarianism. It's just not.
It's about NIMBYism and NIMBYism has been used to hurt the poor/women/minorities. It's also been used to hurt wealthy developers. NIMBYism is a problem all around, but has little to do with libertarianism or political correctness.
These lines of argument by ideologically driven libertarians are getting boring. I don't think the anti-PC rhetoric even pisses anybody off any more, we all just roll our eyes like we do when the unpopular creepy kid shows up at the party.
- jfabre 10y agoYour counter-argument started very nice with the NIMBYism part and then you fizzled everything by saying irrelevant stuff like it's getting boring and nobody gets pissed off anymore. Do you really think that your last sentence adds anything useful to further the discussion?
- SolaceQuantum 10y agoIf someone brings up blaming zoning laws on PC culture is it not appropriate to address the cutting of an excessively wide cloth to pin onto "PC" behavior?
- abtinf 10y agoNIMBYism isn't regulation?
- eli_gottlieb 10y agoIt's not the kind of regulation that libertarianism actually opposes in principle, even if many libertarians do oppose it in practice.
- monort 10y agoIn libertarian system you can sell your "mountain view" to a developer.