> I don't want to live like that. I want a car, maybe two for my family so that we can go where we want when we want. I want a home large enough to entertain friends, host holidays, and house my children. I want a yard with grass, and I want to spend my saturday mornings mowing it. And I think that's exactly what most other Americans want.
Cool, whatever, but people trying to enforce that on everyone else is exactly what's landed us in the current hellscape of wildly overpriced homes everywhere people want to actually live, because everything is zoned to only allow single family homes and as it turns you can't actually physically fit enough of those to cover the demand for everyone who wants to live in most big cities.
Cool, whatever, but people trying to enforce that on everyone else is exactly what's landed us in the current hellscape of wildly overpriced homes everywhere people want to actually live, because everything is zoned to only allow single family homes and as it turns you can't actually physically fit enough of those to cover the demand for everyone who wants to live in most big cities.