They’re also trying as much as possible to go after cities that aren’t upholding fair housing laws by being the most exclusionary in their region

I don’t think that (a) YIMBY groups claim that they’re the ones who started work on affordable housing and (b) they claim that all income levels will be served by the market. They’re generally a “yes and” group when it comes to supply and subsidies.

Seems like he’s having fun and maybe thinking about one more year. The performance by the defense in the last two weeks might be giving him pause about Scalley being ready

I’ve seen some NGOs celebrating market housing not being built as a win, as it it was a polluting land use. Even if that meant not having any guarantees that subsidized housing would be built.

Trying to run up the score and impress the committee?

Yeah and for some reason the defense has fallen off a cliff in the last game and a half. So a playoff appearance wouldn’t end well

If the Utes are hoping to impress the CFP committee despite not being in the Big 12 Championship game, this is not a good way to

lol, Italian should have a big asterisk next to it

There should be an international network of car advocates. The European ones would probably think that the North American ones are too soft and complain about ridiculous stuff when they already have pretty much everything they want

I blame it on Ferraris, Maseratis, and Lamborghinis 😂 🤌

Salt Lake City NIMBYs go like, “There’s nowhere to park.” Bologna NIMBYs are like, “Really?”

Imagine wanting MORE cars in a place where streets are narrow, walking is wonderful, and there’s literally nowhere to park

As in the US, NIMBYs make historic preservation arguments to oppose the streetcar. Honey, if only you knew what was there before cars ruined that beautiful city

Yes NIMBYs exist in Italy too, and they say similarly ridiculous s**t as here in the U.S. thanks to Facebook

I can confirm the content of the label

BUT, we might have Blutah by then and Nate Blouin as the governor. So maybe it will be a different story