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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
The conversation is almost never about rural areas either, it's mostly about the downsides to isolationist suburbs which do not support any means of public transportation and make ownership of a car an absolute requirement to get around. There's a lot of downsides to the way we've designed our cities and the way that we build sprawling suburbs as probably the least efficient means of housing.

But I guess it allows these people to feel like they've really got something when they buy a prefab house that a development company has copied and pasted in 200 other suburbs across the country for the lowest possible cost. It even comes with a tenth of an acre! Sure you can't do anything with it but it hypothetically has some kind of value in the middle of 300 identical properties.
gpt
People want to be near the city but not live in the city because the city is gross and disgusting.  That’s why suburbs exist