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this is an ad from the group fighting MoCo’s plan to *address racial equity and climate change* implying that people’s homes are being taken away (HT @MoCoMikeE)pic.twitter.com/oV45LFuqsL
this ad is part of an ongoing campaign to block MoCo from allowing more affordable homes in wealthy neighborhoods. it’s gross.https://twitter.com/justupthepike/status/1395708773298212867 …
pic.twitter.com/WsDjxEdGMQThey couldn't draw a better missile than that? Sad.
I thought it was supposed to be a pen? I guess it is that bad
The outsize level of fear and grievance here is telling as hell. Also thank you for the HT and for making me look up what that means because I’m 90.
Reading past bombastic/inflammatory parts of ad for now. A ? for those more in the know. I'm curious as to options/solutions for parking crunch caused by increased density? Some folks of those new triplexes may not walk, bike, or use public transportation. Thoughts? Links?
If homeowners knew this meant they could sell their property for a higher selling price, they probably would say "yes, that is fair."
Yeah, of course then they will construct higher property price with higher price per unit on the property, which isn’t the case.
The part I find most fascinating about this fear mongering is that opponents give the impression that your house could be directly affected, as if the county could convert your home into a duplex overnight without your permission
Marc Elrich Thinks Upzoning is the Bomb
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