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I'm not much of a free-marketeer, but if enough people "in the neighborhoods" want to eat at a burger king such that it would be economically viable, why should
by npc 15y ago
I'm not much of a free-marketeer, but if enough people "in the neighborhoods" want to eat at a burger king such that it would be economically viable, why should other people be allowed to prevent them from doing that?
- jeffreymcmanus 15y agoBecause in this case the burger king was located in the lower floor of a two-story residential building and caused air pollution and litter in the neighborhood.