Here's just a sampling of the rhetoric I see on Nextdoor in Silicon Valley: > See where the Wheels and Deals is going to be torn down and have another living c

Here's just a sampling of the rhetoric I see on Nextdoor in Silicon Valley: > See where the Wheels and Deals is going to be torn down and have another living complex built there? And the old nursery, a pre-school as well! It's never going to end until all of El Camino is a mess of roaming cars and people. Our whole area is going to be turned into an over populated dump. And in case you weren't clear on who's doing the over population, the poster later makes clear their opinion on the subject: > These living places aren't being built at the alarming rate they are because there's a line of people waiting. NO sir.....there being built to ATTRACT them here. WHY.. would we want that? Politicians can shove all their forced urban developments. They're not living in them. > And for the record, the state of California and it's past buffoon elected officials are the ones to blame. If they weren't so busy preaching sanctuary state they would have come up a population control plan. That's whats needed. Not trashing cities with every element that has little to offer.