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I live in Germany where I guess the situation is quite different in that regard from the States. One thing that comes to mind is that shitholes are also usuall
by blubb-fish 10y ago
I live in Germany where I guess the situation is quite different in that regard from the States.
One thing that comes to mind is that shitholes are also usually located in shit areas - the whole neighbourhood situation is there usually rather depressing and less secure.
The idea of a tiny house is that you can place it anywhere - at least in theory. And that allows you to choose an especially calm, quiet, peaceful environment.
I'd love to live in a tiny house - a shit hole on the other hand does not seem so appealing. Also b/c the additional square meters wouldn't be of much use. A nicer less is for me more than a shittier cheap more.
- yitchelle 10y agoI also live in Germany. The other day I was walking past a kleingartenverein [0] and wonder how it it will be before it becomes legal to stay in in the small hut that is on each garden. [0] - for the non-German speaker folks, this is the closes I can find on what a kleingartenverein is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotment_(gardening) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotment_(gardening)
- jsilence 10y agoThe Bundeskleingartengesetz will never allow this.