> arbitrary gerrymandering, not really useful. The fact that something is arbitrary does not make it useless or unimportant. If you're concerned about zoning,

> arbitrary gerrymandering, not really useful. The fact that something is arbitrary does not make it useless or unimportant. If you're concerned about zoning, taxes, snow removal, or school districts, then administrative regions become very important. > who cares? that's a logical fallacy. Comparing regions by rate or density is a cheap measurement, but it's not a logical fallacy by any stretch of the imagination.