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Lobby for what though? That requires a group of typically complacent people (in this context) to come together to say "something is wrong", and point to a speci
by dkuntz2 13y ago
Lobby for what though? That requires a group of typically complacent people (in this context) to come together to say "something is wrong", and point to a specific thing. And they'd probably be asked to offer some solutions.
The problem is that there really isn't a problem. Non-techies are angry that rent is getting higher and that the local government isn't going to loosen restrictions. From what I can tell the techies don't have a problem with the rent, because they can pay for it, or are moving to places they can pay for because they don't have some ridiculous attraction to a specific location.
It seems to me to be entirely one-sided, and the techies don't care, they'll just wait it out.