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You spelled out NIMBY without spelling out NIMBY. Too bad for the suburbanites I suppose.
by ramraj07 3y ago
You spelled out NIMBY without spelling out NIMBY. Too bad for the suburbanites I suppose.
- rufus_foreman 3y agoNIMBY is not an insult. I chose where to live, I know the reasons I moved here, I will fight to keep the place I moved to the way it was when I chose to move here. I'm a proud NIMBY.
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoThings around you are going to change. That’s the nature of life. You can fight against it, for a while.
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- ramraj07 3y agoOne might consider to provide 1 point for self-awareness, but as the great philosopher of our time Bo Burnham said, “self awareness does not absolve anyone of anything.”
- rufus_foreman 3y agoDon't need to be absolved of anything. I want my life to get better, not worse. I'll fight for that and it's nothing that requires some sort of religious absolution.
- hedora 3y agoName calling aside, putting high density housing in suburban neighborhoods with no transit stops and no additional parking is a terrible idea. (You seem to be advocating for this, given the content of the article.) It would be much better to upzone stuff in areas that are already medium density, since those areas have busses, trains, walkable shops, etc.