Specifically stuff that might slightly negatively effect your property value while raising the quality of life for everyone else. Like solar/wind energy, homeless shelters, public housing, food pantrys, safe injection sites, needle exchanges, etc.
Standing your ground against eminent domain enacted for the profit of a corporation is a noble act.
Wouldn't he be a NIMBY by blocking all the development around him or am I being too literal?
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Specifically stuff that might slightly negatively effect your property value while raising the quality of life for everyone else. Like solar/wind energy, homeless shelters, public housing, food pantrys, safe injection sites, needle exchanges, etc.
Standing your ground against eminent domain enacted for the profit of a corporation is a noble act.
Not to mention a house that he and his wife rebuilt and lived in for 40 years. Not just some random house he bought. And in the end, he did move.