Conversation
![David Watson 🥑](data:image/svg+xml,<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="96" height="96"><rect fill-opacity="0"/></svg>)
Post your reply
Texas in general is known for its relatively housing-friendly policies, but specialists like Niskanen’s have been saying that Dallas stands out as having a worse regulatory environment than other Texas cities.
Quote
Alex Armlovich
@aarmlovi
Replying to @aarmlovi
This bill is a bullseye painted on Dallas's dogshit terrible zoning code & weak permitting process
Even after Austin's recent reformist turn, I think this bill will have a measurable impact. And Houston too!
But Dallas is the biggest baddest NIMBY. And they got rolled 
A bipartisan bill that just passed the legislature should address some of this.
MANTIENE LA POSTURA 
Pese a su actitud 'neutral', Roger Goodell se pronunció sobre las políticas de diversidad que Trump está implementando en Estados Unidos. Descubre qué dijo aquí. 
#NFL #RogerGoodell #Trump
Pese a su actitud 'neutral', Roger Goodell se pronunció sobre las políticas de diversidad que Trump está implementando en Estados Unidos. Descubre qué dijo aquí.
#NFL #RogerGoodell #Trump
Collegetown NIMBYs will be the last to acknowledge any particular weakness in their argument.
Agree but just curious whether in the Dallas area specifically there’s any merit in that person’s analysis
"I support it in the abstract, but I oppose every instance of a specific proposal."
Maybe the problem is that the people fronting the “movement” simply aren’t very popular and well liked. As popularists, shouldn’t it behoove you all to find more likable and popular people to front it?
The big difference you PoS is that antitrust people are more likely to get rid of zoning as part of their antitrust ideology while you make excuses because some rich fuck told you to do so
don't the abundancismists also do a bunch of throat-clearing about how they support single-payer, including you?