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Rich or not, placing your personal interests above the community to the detriment of the community is obviously harmful. In my area specifically it applies to
by josefresco 3y ago
Rich or not, placing your personal interests above the community to the detriment of the community is obviously harmful. In my area specifically it applies to affordable housing. Property owners have turned a blind eye to rising home costs (more equity yay!), enacted policies to prevent higher density affordable housing (among other things) and are now shocked there's no workforce and an aging population.
But hey, whatever saves you another few hundred bucks on your tax bill right?
- kulahan 3y agoThis is a fine debate to have. Giving someone crap because they're on the other side of this argument (not the strawman of "saving a few hundred bucks on your tax bill", but the more generic idea overall) is what I take issue with. People have different priorities, and "harmful to the community" is a pretty nebulous idea at best.