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> Or adapt in some other way. Like, you know, by building more housing. Government restrictions is what put us in this mess in the first place.
by thatfrenchguy 4y ago
> Or adapt in some other way.
Like, you know, by building more housing. Government restrictions is what put us in this mess in the first place.
- jollybean 4y agoI don't think you're getting it. It's not in any way your right to tell some people living in a community that they need to build more (or anything else). It's incredibly selfish and petty, and oddly people are trying to couch this in some kine of 'liberation' language? 'The government' isn't really restricting, so much as community members. Parts of SF (or wherever) don't want to build skyscrapers - it's their choice - and none of your business, unless you're a resident. There's tons of land in the US, and a lot of it is very inexpensive.
- SR2Z 4y agoThis assumes that there are no people in SF who would like to densify their land, which is OBVIOUSLY not true. It's not outsiders vs SF residents, it's SF residents vs SF residents.