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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There seems to be a feeling in the [b]YIMBY online community about exacting "vengeance" or whatever[/b] against specific wealthy single family neighborhoods, versus actual growth and targeting the low hanging fruit first near existing and soon to be existing public transit. Otherwise explain the immense amount of pixels spent on Chevy Chase and certain Silver Spring neighborhoods, without a peep mentioning Takoma Park, which has fewer units than it did a decade ago- despite being right on the red line.[/quote] ""Vengeance" or whatever" is exactly the right phrase. As though housing proponents were sitting around saying, "Ha HA! Let's punish Woodside by inflicting duplexes on them!@@@!@!!" Duplexes are not a punishment.[/quote] That’s one of the funny things about YIMBYs. They make all of their ideas sound like punishments for people who already live there. It’s like they don’t actually want consensus and things are only worthwhile if they’re fighting about them. [/quote] No, that's a you thing. You think duplexes are punishments. YIMBYs do not.[/quote] They sure talk about things like they’re trying to punish people in SFH. A lot of these things benefit people with SFH. Why not emphasize the benefits? (More people to support businesses, so more stores and transit within walking distance as the population grows, etc) Instead it’s just attacks. [/quote] Attacks on people, like the PP, who think there shouldn't be duplexes in their neighborhood because they don't want duplexes in their neighborhood? Do you think the PP wants more people in their neighborhood to support more stores and transit within walking distance?[/quote]
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