> We also have local public schools, parks, libraries, bike trails, etc. funded by "other people's" (our) pockets The key being that anyone can use them. Every

> We also have local public schools, parks, libraries, bike trails, etc. funded by "other people's" (our) pockets The key being that anyone can use them. Everyone benefits. With restrictive zoning only property owners who want their neighborhood to remain unchanged benefit but everyone pays the cost.