Re:What Happens to Kid Culture When Streets Are Closed to Cars
by Touche on Sunday December 30, 2018 @12:49PM
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I got a lot of downvotes and it's because I didn't direct my comment well enough, this is who I was referring to as the superwealthy:
> people who are a block away from every place they need to go.
I don't know of any city in the U.S. where a middle class person can live within walking distance of everything that they need. Take a look at the most urban cities in the U.S., San Francisco, New York, Boston. You're not living in a walkable place in those cities unless you have a title that includes "executive" or "vice" in it.
> people who are a block away from every place they need to go.
I don't know of any city in the U.S. where a middle class person can live within walking distance of everything that they need. Take a look at the most urban cities in the U.S., San Francisco, New York, Boston. You're not living in a walkable place in those cities unless you have a title that includes "executive" or "vice" in it.
The closest is probably Chicago.