North American vs. Japanese zoning

Re:North American vs. Japanese zoning by tetrep on Friday July 13, 2018 @10:54AM (#17523416)

> US Freedom is misinterpreted to mean individual freedom at all costs. US Freedom is not just individual freedom, it's local rule and local soverignity.

Not even that local. With the few exceptions from the Constitution, U.S. states wield supreme power and can override any actual local attempt at governing.

Freedom is freedom for the States, not the people.

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Re:North American vs. Japanese zoning by kodablah on Friday July 13, 2018 @02:31PM (#17525505)

> Not even that local. With the few exceptions from the Constitution

Disagree. A perfect example is the subject of the article you're commenting on - zoning laws.

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Re:North American vs. Japanese zoning by closeparen on Friday July 13, 2018 @04:16PM (#17526317)

Zoning power is delegated from states to municipalities, but this is not required. States can and do impose limits.

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Re:North American vs. Japanese zoning by squirrelicus on Friday July 13, 2018 @02:03PM (#17525231)

This is correct. Or was, until article 1 section 8 and the 14th amendment were reinterpreted to mean the 10th amendment de facto obsolete.

Which is crazy btw. I hear a lot of people saying "I'm not a tenther". Like, oh really, I didn't know I could own slaves again just by being "not a thirteenther"

Humans are weird.

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