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Seeing a lot of comments saying their choice is good because it won't contribute to gentrification. Doesn't sound right to me. Why is that the first~third thin
by abstractbarista 7y ago
Seeing a lot of comments saying their choice is good because it won't contribute to gentrification.
Doesn't sound right to me. Why is that the first~third thing you're mentioning? It's almost like we scorn the concept of more people working in an area towards a positive goal (renewable transport). Yikes.
- Nasrudith 7y agoI think it highlights an issue with housing in general - if you judge by actions instead of words the logical but uncomfortable conclusion is that /everyone/, poor, middle class, or rich is horribly selfish and unwilling to agree to any cost which doesn't benefit them directly. From rent control to property values everyone has a "screw everyone else I have mine" attitude. I actually start to feel sorry for politicians for a change when they have people who want mathematical impossibilities.