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If your city is also not getting state roads, state universities, state law enforcement, and state fire protection then great. Any city that refuses to get on b
by jeffbee 3y ago
If your city is also not getting state roads, state universities, state law enforcement, and state fire protection then great. Any city that refuses to get on board with state housing policy should be cutoff from all of the above.
- brocklobsta 3y agoThat’s an interesting and hostile take given we are all coerced into paying state taxes.
- mint2 3y agoThat’s called living in a functioning society. It means cities and people cant’t behave like selfish children and never pitch in for the group.
- epistasis 3y agoThe hostility of not wanting new people around you or any population growth seems to warrant the much more minor reciprocal hostility of forcing that population to island themselves.
- jeffbee 3y agoI don't think people who insist their city should not grow are hostile. I think they are just ignorant and deluded. They are either not aware of, or choosing to ignore, the fact that their cities are economically dependent on neighboring cities to house their workforces, and to absorb their own natural increases.
- csande17 3y agoAren't those things all already handled by the city in most cities? (Except state universities, which aren't in many cities anyway.) That's why fire and police departments are named after the city they operate in, and mayors talk about fixing potholes.