Unrelated: I hate that most of these spaces will only be restaurants and shit where you need to pay to exist there.
When the only nature people experience is in video games :agony-deep:
What do we want?
What we already have!
When do we want it?
Tomorrow!
nothing is more dystopian/post-apocalyptic than forcing a g*mer to step outside into the green
can't believe this guy really wants someone to debate him over whether trees are good or not. Listen to your monkey brain man
My town has a main street space like this and the areas outside businesses are actually available to the public and just utilized by the restaurants. Most spaces like this are for people to just sit and chill for as long as they want.
I was in a big city and most of the sidewalk was lush outdoor restaurant seating and then the remaining section was under construction, so people had to walk in the bike lane
:bruh-moment:
zombie apocalypse isnt bad because flesh eating corpses, but because no more parking lot
Hey libs! How the fuck am I gonna run over zombies and minorities with a goddam bicycle?
Does anyone know if the anti-bike guy is a troll or is he genuinely preaching we should design infrastructure in a way to make Murrlogic cum?
(Before you :jesse-wtf: me, please only Google Murrlogic at your own risk. It's a long story).
I'm not only gonna :jesse-wtf: you , I'll :bonk: you too
Who knew ecocide was a fetish.
these people exist, and they attend city council meetings
anthropocentrists when they see more than one plant: "oh so you want to kill all the humans? you're saying we should exterminate human life? wtf is wrong with you don't you know humans invented the cheesburger?"
genuinely wonder what would happen if these people found out about parks.
genuinely wonder what would happen if these people found out about parks.
eco-fascists have begun the fetishization of wild 'untamed' lands before our very eyes and we didn't even notice. they're being branded as 'recreational parks' and from some points inside, not a single piece of concrete is viewable.... truely dystopian
these people hate outdoor comfort because they have air-conditioned automobiles and domisciles to return to; the primary beneficiaries of public good are always those who exist in public, to them the failures and chaff of society (this includes but is not limited to the houseless, people walking or using public transit, service workers etc.)
blahdy blah, the cruelty is, as always, the point
Is there a name for a movement demanding places where you can exist without paying or be buying?
I prefer green spaces but even if it's a dry main square, I'll take it.
Btw: for fuck sakes put something in The Zócalo
Is there a name for a movement demanding places where you can exist without paying or be buying?
I don't know the answer but there should be. Even from a profit-motive perspective I can argue the case for this movement.
Consider the takeover of free 2 play games. You have your free players who provide value to your game by raising the population of your game, and you have your paying players who subsidise the existence and continued development of the game.
This applies just as well to both outdoor and indoor spaces owned by private owners. Value is added to the space by it being populated and humming with atmosphere and feeling. That value would improve the space for paying customers and make it more attractive to be in.
Is there a name for a movement demanding places where you can exist without paying or be buying?
Communism.
Restore the commons or something? That's what I'd name it. Things like public parks, fields, etc.
You know what, that's a lib friendly enough slogan, might even start a stormfront subreddit with it
Aw shit is already extremely hijacked by some neolib nerds https://www.restorecommons.com/
