Has anyone looked for correlation between rise in NIMBYism and decline in defined benefit pensions?
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Replace “speculators” with thieves and that quote would be more accurate.
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> implied speculators are worse than pick pocketspic.twitter.com/Zm2lXlCSuR
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Yes, NIMBY is bi-partisan, as we see from Berkeley housing wars. But to look at it from the NIMBY perspective, how does denser neighborhoods with less wealthy neighbors improve the quality of life for them? They think more noise, more risk of low-lifes. Altruism is a tough sell
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That's why we need to take the decision out of their hands and set land-use rules at a nonlocal level.
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Has it really increases or did things just sprawl in prior booms and now there’s actually pressure to infill develop and increase density?
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When has approving denser market-rate development ever hurt local general property values? Never.
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This is too bad that this 'reflexive' instinct has been ingrained into them by our present rules, since most would be better off under a system where we taxed land and untaxed productive activity.
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https://twitter.com/EarthShareOrg/status/1031278073956581376 … - Keep the dream alive, everyone can be in the 1%!
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