Are these statements with any evidence? Especially those two bits: > when we permit people to do urbanism, even in America, they do it! > All the evidence sug

Are these statements with any evidence? Especially those two bits: > when we permit people to do urbanism, even in America, they do it! > All the evidence suggests that typical American car-dependent suburbia is not the affirmative preference of the majority of Americans. The latter is also compatible with my entire point. I don't doubt that if affordable large-living spaces were available with walkable cities with excellent public transit, that would be everyone's preference, but it's simple math, if you want a larger space that is "yours" then that is incompatible with density. It's a trade-off.