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It gives me pause when an obvious action is actively rejected for decades, but still is asserted as a "simple" solution. It might be the _right_ solution, but
by makeitdouble 4y ago
It gives me pause when an obvious action is actively rejected for decades, but still is asserted as a "simple" solution.
It might be the _right_ solution, but if it failed to be adopted for so long it can't be that simple, isn't it ?
- hugh-avherald 4y agoIn this case, it really is simple. It's just the opposition is vehement.
- makeitdouble 4y agoThen it doesn’t satisfy the opposition’s requirement, and they happen to be stronger than the ones behind the “simple” solution. They are an active party, so you can’t just say “it works, but only if these people don’t exist”. This means the “simple” solution only applies to an imaginary world, and an actual solution requires a lot more thought and adjustment to accommodate for the reality of the problem.
- sashahrzg 4y agoThere is a profit incentive to increase housing prices for developers. Doing something to decrease prices will hurt their bottom line, so they just let the prices rise