How is this relevant?Originally posted by Wanigas?
As many of the threads that jaws comments in often turn into debates over the role that government should play in planning, I really wish that someone would start an all encompassing thread devoted to the topic. It really is getting a little old hearing the same arguments in multiple threads. I'm not saying the viewpoint is necessarily wrong, but the debate should not spill over into every single thread that discusses Design, Regulations, Zoning, Architecture, Government, etc.
I'm not even sure what the thread should be called. Perhaps "Libertarian Ideas Related to Urban Planning"???????
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Ever hear of cheaters?Originally posted by jaws
That's not fair. This thread was about zoning and government before I even got here.Originally posted by btrage
How is this relevant to urbanism?Originally posted by Wanigas?
How can you propose an urbanism without politics - one with suppliers and demanders - and not address the effect cheaters will have on such a system?Originally posted by jaws
That's a problem of law and order, not urbanism.Originally posted by Wanigas?
And yet it takes people to make a place urban; inevitably individuals will fail to be responsible participants, easily disrupting the urban order.Originally posted by jaws
Lots of things could disrupt the urban order. Lightning could strike. For the third and final time, how is this relevant?Originally posted by Wanigas?