relevant. send me your suesses, the burtons, the burrows, the howls moving castle yearning to…

www.nytimes.com/2025/07/19/w...

The only crime are the outfits on the JMZ transplant corridor

tourists, workers, homeowners are all there due to the tremendous value the mountains provide - but the public doesn’t capture it, it’s hard to redistribute it, and there’s minimal votes to change- do these workers have an address in the parking lot?

wow, incredibly depressing, I am not okay. skyrocketing property values on the backs of people trying to keep warm in a van at night

maybe he has a brain worm

maybe stop and think about why this take was universally hated. it’s obvious trolling for clicks to keep your metrics up.

Yes look around the world

he is rightfully getting flamed in the comments. NYT took an extremely hard right neolib turn, but I think he’s just been spending way too much time wining and dining with developers.

or we reject commodification of our basic needs, as well as accumulation of private wealth—-in favor of public wealth and the universal security of a safety net