> both of which might be a net more productive use for the city overall. And who is to decide what is more productive? If you happen to think that I'm the less

> both of which might be a net more productive use for the city overall. And who is to decide what is more productive? If you happen to think that I'm the less productive, because I guess "reasons", them I'm to be kicked out from a city? Also, the issue is with cities limiting supply of housing.