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Terrible. I wish I could be governor or something and make sure that we stop this. It makes me sad. How would you stop this as governor? I have a feeling your
by FrancoDiaz 10y ago
Terrible. I wish I could be governor or something and make sure that we stop this. It makes me sad.
How would you stop this as governor? I have a feeling your solution would be far worse than the problem you're trying to solve.
- ArkyBeagle 10y agoUuuuuuh... call out the National Guard? knock knock knock <opens door> "Huh?" "I'm Sergeant Jones with the 665th Airborne. Our records show you haven't been out all week. Come with us, sir... " It'd be different if he handed you a beer first, I guess.
- muninn_ 10y agoI would build mixed-use development neighborhoods, and create spaces where people would be able to meet together for events, etc. I'd move highways that go straight through the downtown area and reroute them around the city. I'd make cities more walk/bike/subway/bus - able and work on smart regulation that would allow for mixed-use development so people could work-live-play in different areas. I'd also fix the schools. But that's a much larger discussion. This is my opinion.
- FrancoDiaz 10y agoYou seem to have many misunderstandings on the power that Governors have. Real life isn't Simcity.
- muninn_ 10y agoI could change zoning laws and provide tax incentives. Those work pretty well.
- FrancoDiaz 10y agoThe vast majority of zoning laws are done at the local level. You'd actually be better off running for mayor of some city. It's much better to do what you're proposing at a local level anyway.
- rm_-rf_slash 10y agoA lot of that funding comes from the federal government. Basically anything involving roads has to come from Washington because roads are so damn expensive to build and maintain. You'd probably have better luck as a senator.