Re:Californians may tax the rich more to subsidise electric ...
by TaylorAlexander on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @12:29PM
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I agree with you, and it’s frustrating seeing people in the replies who don’t seem to understand what good urban design can provide.
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Re:Californians may tax the rich more to subsidise electric ...
by BitwiseFool on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @12:35PM
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I want good urban design, but I realize that converting our existing construction is tremendously expensive and fraught with project risk. Our car-centric cities and suburbs cannot easily be undone. While it would be nice to have additional mass transit lines and increased density, all of these things are decades away at best.
Re:Californians may tax the rich more to subsidise electric ...
by 0_____0 on Tuesday October 18, 2022 @12:37PM
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It took decades to demolish vast swaths of US urban centers and replace them with surface parking, highways and sprawl. 1930s Dallas could be mistaken for 1930s downtown San Francisco. It will take decades more to undo this damage.