Row 30927

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> Why?

They explained it in the article. Things from preventing poor people from accessing goods and services or jobs and education to the need to address the climate crisis.

> Many communities enjoy their zoning laws and voted to enact and/or maintain them.

> If those communities want to abolish zoning, they are free to do so. But they typically do not because zoning is popular.

A lot of people enjoy enacting restrictions on other people, but that doesn't make it okay, morally or legally.

> Why should non-residents get to dictate zoning policy for a community that already decided what they want?

I don't know if you grew up in the South and didn't learn about racial segregation in your K-12 education, but this kind reasoning is exactly what was used to keep outsides out of "their" community. It's still used today for that very purpose as well, but it's wrapped up in "zoning" and land use regulation.

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text > Why? They explained it in the article. Things from preventing poor people from accessing goods and services or jobs and education to the need to address the climate crisis. > Many communities enjoy their zoning laws and voted to enact and/or maintain them. > If those communities want to abolish zoning, they are free to do so. But they typically do not because zoning is popular. A lot of people enjoy enacting restrictions on other people, but that doesn't make it okay, morally or legally. …
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