HarryLime [any] to urbanism • 4 years agoThe American suburb in its current form needs to be destroyed. If you had complete control of the government, how would you accomplish this?message-squaremessage-square52 fedilinkarrow-up178file-text
arrow-up178message-squareThe American suburb in its current form needs to be destroyed. If you had complete control of the government, how would you accomplish this?HarryLime [any] to urbanism • 4 years agomessage-square52 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
What would be the best policies to incentivize density and putting an end to wasteful suburban sprawl?
minus-squarefuckhaha [any,none/use name]hexbear10·4 years agoBan cars in many contexts. There will be a period of chaos and revolt, lots of effort to bridge the gap, so I hope my complete control is also unending link
minus-squarehazefoley [he/him]hexbear5·4 years agoThis place has a real hard-on for banning cars that is just impractical on many levels link
minus-squarefuckhaha [any,none/use name]hexbear3·4 years agoThe suburb as we conceive it is a byproduct of cars, which was the question posed. link
minus-squarehazefoley [he/him]hexbear2·4 years agoSure under a capitalist system. I'm sure cars can exist under communism. They are useful link
minus-squarefuckhaha [any,none/use name]hexbear2·4 years agoYou are the "chaos and revolt" to which I was referring. You will have to be re-educated link
Ban cars in many contexts. There will be a period of chaos and revolt, lots of effort to bridge the gap, so I hope my complete control is also unending
This place has a real hard-on for banning cars that is just impractical on many levels
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The suburb as we conceive it is a byproduct of cars, which was the question posed.
Sure under a capitalist system. I'm sure cars can exist under communism. They are useful
You are the "chaos and revolt" to which I was referring. You will have to be re-educated