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It's not remotely hypocritical. He lives in a quiet neighbourhood and he likely moved there for that reason. The community wants to keep it that way. It's (a
by jollybean 4y ago
It's not remotely hypocritical.
He lives in a quiet neighbourhood and he likely moved there for that reason.
The community wants to keep it that way.
It's (almost) entirely none of your/my/our business otherwise.
The anti-NIMBYism issue is an irrational hysteria ... pushing everyone to think that the moment an area becomes popular, it must be turned into New York or Hong Kong.
And FYI are those places affordable?
There's tons of land in the US, it's time for stupid cities to organize themselves and not have antiquated/disjoint transport systems i.e. Caltrain/Bart.
If the 'Valley' were 'intelligent' they'd have a train from Santa Rosa to Morgan Hill in 1 hour.
What is 'very hypocritical' is that in Atherton they apparently refused the infrastructure changes necessary to electrify the CalTrain.
Now that - is terrible.
I'd imagine this would mean a modicum of change / trouble, for quite an important common/civic benefit.
Andreesen should be pushing for that electrification change, and probably other forms of change, and finally not be ALL CAPS in emails like a giant turkey. I mean, it evokes images of an angry giant bald man smashing his fists on the table. I mean, Marc, chill. Just make your point ...
- brailsafe 4y ago> There's tons of land in the US, it's time for stupid cities to organize themselves and not have antiquated/disjoint transport systems i.e. Caltrain/Bart. how about cars