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[deleted] t1_j8myxn7 wrote

You make some great points, especially how it is a multitude of issues (municipal, state, and federal, economy, etc.) that are contributing to the housing crisis here. I think the article emphasizes the problems with zoning and development, but I also think it touched on the larger issues in play, as you did. Also I just wanted to say I appreciate your amicable dialogue in the discussion. Too many folks go off the rails in here, so it is always nice to see folks keeping it civil. :)

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Reasonable_Expert_23 t1_j8mzw87 wrote

They were touched on briefly in the piece, but the author spent a lot more energy blaming “anti-capitalism” then he did digging into the obvious failures of capitalism that led us to this point.

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[deleted] t1_j8n112n wrote

Not sure I agree with your assessment in the tone of his article, but I ABSOLUTELY agree with you about "the obvious failures of capitalism that led us to this point"! 100 effing percent behind you there!

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KingKababa t1_j8nk7dc wrote

Someone mentions the words "failure" and "capitalism" in the same sentence.

Quick guys! DOWNVOTE! /s

Jeez people, we can't criticize capitalism at all?

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[deleted] t1_j8nm85s wrote

I may just be getting downvoted because I didn't agree with the tone of the article vs. the points about the failures of capitalism. No big deal, but thank-you for the support. :)

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