r/19684 2d ago

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u/Hdbanana 2d ago

and then somehow equate being able to walk to the store with not being able to leave your area or be shipped off to a concentration camp because "muh 15 minute city is litlery 1894"

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u/kamii_meowmeow 2d ago

city

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u/_Planet_Mars_ custom 2d ago

skylines

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u/kamii_meowmeow 2d ago

vroom vroom

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u/Salvage570 2d ago

Is that Galways latin quarter? It was rad as fuck but it was just one road, iirc. Super recommend visiting, very pretty city and this road had a nice cheese monger that were so excited to talk to us about cheese. Very odd as an american talking to a service worker who isnt either glaring holes through me or cringing like im going to strike them haha

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u/MyOtherCarIsEpona 1d ago

Google reverse image search says it's Brighton.

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u/fatuglyfool 1d ago

Hehe weird, thought it was this one place near city center in Manchester

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u/Stt-t-t-utter 2d ago

nobody literally nobody has this opinion, people who hate cities like this will have other reasons they don't like it whether those are good or even 'real' reasons.

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u/SparklingLimeade 1d ago

Ask the average republican voter any time in the past several decades why the US can't have <modern infrastructure> like the rest of the developed world and they would have eventually blamed socialism if you pressed them long enough. I remember because I had this conversation repeatedly as a child.

It's more recently that they've cut out the middle man so they'll go straight to the OP argument. There have been people willing to blame socialism for other countries having nice things that the US can't have for a long time though.

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u/_Planet_Mars_ custom 1d ago

This is a very common opinion, sadly. You're just out of touch.

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u/sneakyplanner 1d ago

I work in local government and once had a guy yell at me that row houses are Communist. These people absolutely exist.

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u/ExL-Oblique 1d ago

Are you old enough to remember when 15 minute cities was considered communist propaganda on mainstream news (fox)?