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Claiming there's a problem "with regulations" and it's also "the government's fault" is like saying "I'm hungry, have access to food, but actually doing the wor
by btreecat 3y ago
Claiming there's a problem "with regulations" and it's also "the government's fault" is like saying "I'm hungry, have access to food, but actually doing the work to prepare the food and then eat the food, that's just not appealing."
The body that created and enforces the regulations can also change them to make things easier. It's not a one direction street.
Additionally I don't see much data (certainly none you point to) that supports much of what your claiming. How certain are you that your position is one based on the information at hand vs your feelings on the subject?
- humanrebar 3y agoExcept a lot of the onerous regulations are local. And local landowners are effectively voting to price their political opposition out of the local housing market. Those people aren't around anymore to vote anymore. They're scrambling to find the next apartment to be priced out of in a few more years.