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They/Zi Life is a shipwreck, but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats. Unitarian Universalist, multi-generation Texan, sometime climate justice organiser, cat person
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I guess everyone gets one BIG FUCKING FUCK UP. Get your head out of your ass Slim
Show Postthere’s also some (bad) polling on this showing stuff like 60-40 type splits for suburbia (with annoyingly vague assumptions like “imagine housing was cheaper in cities”) and this is usually read as “americans prefer suburbs” not “2x as many people want to live in major cities than actually do”
Show PostThe NYC and LA metros contain between them a little less than 15% of the entire US population, and they're not even the only expensive metros
Show PostThis is no way to live lol
Show PostI can live without a car in Chicago. In suburbs where I can do the same, housing isn’t really cheaper. And in suburbs where I’d need a car, the cost difference isn’t large enough to offset the annual cost of owning a car.
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