> If you’re anti-car you also need to be pro-city-shack for yourself. Not necessarily. If you don't want your nice rural area to be turned into McMansions cent

> If you’re anti-car you also need to be pro-city-shack for yourself. Not necessarily. If you don't want your nice rural area to be turned into McMansions centrally located on a Wal-Mart, it's important to support stronger cities and towns. I don't think any farmers want to deal with $500,000 4000+ sq. ft. single family homes constantly trying to shut them down because the farm they moved next to smells and sounds like a farm.