> most Americans like their suburbs. Nothing wrong with saying that, but it's a loose characterization based strictly on opinion. There's real and tangible pr

> most Americans like their suburbs. Nothing wrong with saying that, but it's a loose characterization based strictly on opinion. There's real and tangible problems with urban/sub-urban planning in the USA that go far deeper than whether someone "likes" something. It deserves exploration and critique. It's not merely a consumer choice.