> We have lots of libertarians who suddenly become communists in the sole case of parking. Car advocates strike me as less like communists and more like an occ

> We have lots of libertarians who suddenly become communists in the sole case of parking. Car advocates strike me as less like communists and more like an occupying force. They have a very strong sense of ownership of things they have no just reason to own. They don't think of the communal resources they use, such as parking, as being public resources. They think of them as theirs, and anyone else who would use them is an enemy. "You can't build more housing here! Then people might drive and park on my street!"