throwaway55421

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   by throwaway55421 5y ago

   It will change when people want it to change, just like workers' rights did over the last century. If you don't want to pay a million quid for a house in London, refuse the game. Move elsewhere. Find a different way to get by in l
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   by throwaway55421 5y ago

   The cost of the rent is also added to prices the store charges. The rent close to a metro station is far higher and often "local" stores are much more expensive as a result. You could attempt to unbundle that by charging people an
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   by throwaway55421 5y ago

   Yeah, I've never really understand this. If I go to a shop and "the landlord" charges me a fee, or fines me, the effect is exactly the same as if the business were responsible. Imagine if the landlord whacked up a turnstile a
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   by throwaway55421 5y ago

   In a lot (most?) of the US most places are far enough away from each other that using a shop's car park as somewhere to leave your car (e.g. while commuting) does not happen. There is also no viable public transport. Charging for parki
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   by throwaway55421 5y ago

   The current divide on coronavirus measures seems fairly similar to me, just with the speed dial turned up. Current climate chat is about social distancing and lockdowns. We need it to be about antivirals, vaccines, immunity etc. Basically,