FriedBread

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   by FriedBread 7y ago

   Yeah I don't usually find "suck it" to be a compelling argument it's more expressive. They didn't quite price in the current zoning restrictions in that they were as changeable then as they are now. If I was particu
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   by FriedBread 7y ago

   This is an equality of opportunity versus equality of outcome issue. Part of competing in the current marketplace of ideas isn't just the quality of your idea it's your ability to market it. Whether you particularly like that aspe
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   by FriedBread 7y ago

   I can still see some value to building codes and regulations, but I really don't see what benefit the very strict zoning regulations are bringing to the table. If my neighbor and I decide to sell our land to a developer so they can bui
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   by FriedBread 7y ago

   > "There is now a near-consensus – at least among those who are not completely steeped in social-media propaganda – that the current public sphere does not serve us well." Anyone who doesn't agree with my conclusion obviou