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this is like one of the biggest Agenda 21 forums.. and you tease with a sprawl question...silly, the super wealthy look at us like cattle, they want nothing more than us breathers stuffed into building after building like a fine stacked cord of fire wood... ask the #1 private land owner John Malone who now OWNS 2.2 million acres... just surpassing his friend Ted turner who has 1.9 million acres... silly cattle , no land for you
O and for us trendy's.... Ted likes the China 1 child policy , even if he has 5 kids, soo trendy..lol
this is like one of the biggest Agenda 21 forums.. and you tease with a sprawl question...silly, the super wealthy look at us like cattle, they want nothing more than us breathers stuffed into building after building like a fine stacked cord of fire wood... ask the #1 private land owner John Malone who now OWNS 2.2 million acres... just surpassing his friend Ted turner who has 1.9 million acres... silly cattle , no land for you
O and for us trendy's.... Ted likes the China 1 child policy , even if he has 5 kids, soo trendy..lol
Suburbanization wasn't fueled by Government policy and agenda?
Dense. It's easier to live and more going on. Sprawl just seems so souless in my opinion. Here I can get to most of my friends houses or stores by walking 3-10 minutes. Always frustrates me so much to have to get in a car and then drive a few miles just to do ANYTHING when I was in the burbs. Then if you're out drinking, etc. and have to figure out how to get home, deal with traffic. When I go back to my hometown the best feeling ever is coming home and getting rid of that damn rental car, I always feel so free when I do.
I prefer density. It's just nice having things in walking distance.
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