raul-pilla

I known a certain person that would love this. Would it be possible to make something similar using Ntag215 tags and a phone app perhaps?

What a strange thing to say.

Exactly. The root of the decision to suppress political dissent is at the core of the supreme court.

>I'm not familiar with some of these accusations

Then you're just guess posting for your ingroup.

Are you aware of the concept of a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-trust_and_low-trust_socie...?

As I said, people and business flock to areas where they are welcomed and the limiting factor is money.

The cultural revolution is a good place to start.

There's a reason society's economic foundation resembles natural selection

The browser is the new OS.

Reading the first few paragraphs gives a vibe that this is purposefully written to bash on suburbs once more. Your takeaway is correct, as city living can be absolutely terrible, it usually is for most people in most cities, the "answer" lies in the middle of the road between downtown and suburb and the "question" is -- as always -- money.

America is in a place where people can actually make it happen as turning a suburb in a 15-min city is much easier than turning an existing city into a livable space that is not a crime-ridden concrete dystopia.

Demographics drive everything we do; no one wants to be close to crime, you don't need a marketing for that: it advertises itself.

> you need to place the means of production under democratic control

That's a really good way to starve a couple million people. It's quite good to limit the wealth accumulation as well when people are only receiving rations for working from dawn to dusk.

>Get your boosters people!

Heh. Was that a clever one or am I seeing things?

So you're a proponent of the "give the fish" and not "teach to fish"? If the supplies flowing to them stop they starve again, so I am not sure you're right.