> I mean, if you don't believe that the people who actually reside, work and live their lives permanently in an area are more deserving An area like the beach

> I mean, if you don't believe that the people who actually reside, work and live their lives permanently in an area are more deserving An area like the beach is an interesting. Do the limited set of people who happened to move there first get to exclude everyone else from a limited desirable natural resource? Or what about a city that incentivizes job creation but doesn't allow more housing to be built?