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and this is wrong exactly why? My buying groceries reduces groceries available to other people.
by kofejnik 10y ago
and this is wrong exactly why? My buying groceries reduces groceries available to other people.
- wool_gather 10y agoBad analogy. If the grocery store runs out of celery it doesn't have anywhere near the impact on your life as not being able to find a home reasonably close to other important things.
- kofejnik 10y agoPerfectly good analogy. Not living in the exact place you want does not cause unreasonable suffering ("nearest starbucks is 2 miles away, oh horrors" ?), so it should be subject to market forces.
- wool_gather 10y agoNo, being close to Starbucks does not count. Job, family, friends, school, church. Those count.
- DanBC 10y agoI didn't say it was wrong.