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> Largely because we have given neighborhood busybodies veto power over all decisions. This is the real problem. There are forms of community input that are fi
by TulliusCicero 1y ago
> Largely because we have given neighborhood busybodies veto power over all decisions.
This is the real problem. There are forms of community input that are fine, but if you let local neighborhood councils veto any kind of building they don't like, they'll do just that.