Comments by "Asbestos Muffins" (@AsbestosMuffins) on "The Suburbs Are Bleeding America Dry | Climate Town (feat. @NotJustBikes)" video.

there's also the history of poorly used eminent domain. A local farm recently was outbid on land that the county seized in 1955 from them then sat on for 60 years, only ever using a couple acres out of the 35 acres for utilities that ultimately weren't built. despite having raised the 200,000$ to bid on it, the board had to sell it in an open auction instead of returning it to the family
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@mondaysinsanity8193 except the critical quality of being able to work where you live. Work is in the city or out at a factory in the country, town is somewhere off the highway
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Yes, zoning laws are part of the problem, but recently developers also defeated a proposal to rezone a section of a town in ohio to include multifamily housing so they get to go and build more expensive single family housing again
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