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Brannvesen on scored.co
1 year ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)2 children
With (((debt))) that ensures the fixed monthly cost is usually higher than cost of use, meaning you're more likely to drive to more places as you're gonna be paying for the damn thing either way. Which means higher likelihood of driving to a big box store instead of walking to local nearby shops like the baker, slaughter, fruit stand and the liquor store. Which can all be done in 15 minutes, while a drive to a big box grocery store can take over an hour.
We're wasting time and money to make (((them))) richer. Sadly in many places the development has gone too far, most people have never even seen a local store within walking distance. They haven't seen a small village school, which is practically home schooling, a small house in the village with just a few dozen kids, all of them walk to school. Or how about a neighborhood with a decent amount of houses were you can walk outside any time of the day and only hear birdsong, no lawnmowers, no leaf blowers, no trucks without retarder slowing down on a lifted freeway.
1 year ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
Let me guess, you did all the research, found a good location and would have succeeded with your bakery. If it wasn't stopped by zoning laws "*oy vey!, you can't just open a bakery in a residential area*", and minimum parking "*oy vey! you must have 50 parking spaces for your bakery because you have 25 chairs*".
Even tho realistically, few people is gonna drive long way to visit a mom and pop shop. The whole thing by design basically ruins the very idea of a high trust society. A local bakery serving a local community is gonna have plenty of regulars, people you can trust to not jew you. People who may become your frens.
But with plenty of customers coming from far away it's the anonymity of a big city, you don't know the people that arrive by car, they could be thieves, niggers, gypsies or jews trying to jew you. Not to mention that such crappy infrastructure also means that if you call the cops, they're gonna take hours to come because they're too far away. In a small community you'll likely have a local cop, someone you know, who care about the community over stupid laws.
Not just old Europe, many cities and towns to this day. Mixed use zoning I guess is the term. Ironically when zoning laws was first introduced, it had good intent, nobody wants a smoky steel mill or oil refinery in their own backyard.
But commercial isn't heavy industry, there's plenty of venues that does not cause any obstruction in a residential area, like a bakery, cafe's, grocery stores, small mom and pop shops.
Better yet, because these are commercial they can afford a much higher rent than people who just need a place to live. Which means the commercial stores on the bottom floor pays most of the rent so that everyone living in apartments above can get something like 4-8 bedrooms for just $300/mo in towns with less than 100k population.
The isolation in many American suburbs turns into nigger enabling infrastructure. People generally don't care about the problems they don't see. So if you have a neighborhood were everyone knows everyone and everyone trust everyone. It's practically impossible to introduce a negro, soon as a bicycle is missing everyone will know it's the negro, and within 15 minutes that negro will be curb stomped.
Whereas in an isolated city, a whole neighborhood of negroes could emerge next to a fancier neighborhood. The fancier one will have to put up fence with barbed wire, gates and hire security at insane cost and nobody dares to speak about the nigger problem because muh racism, everyone pretends to be pantifa, they're gonna punch a natzee and blah blah... Typical boomers.
Sadly we have similar problems in Europe too, many new neighborhoods are built in American style for maximal car dependency. Except they enforce EV's so it's "green" apparently. Even tho it's the exact same scam.
Ok but as someone who lives in a small rural town I can tell you that if you don't keep your lawn mowed you start getting invaded by pests pretty damn fast.
I did get an electric lawn mower recently though, and that thing is so quiet. It's nice 😌
1 year ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
Ironically these pests, the most annoying ones at least is attracted to goyslop and the chemicals put in processed food. It has nothing to do with your lawn, in fact if you add more bushes, trees and flowers, those will take care of much of the pest, provide nutrients and make your lawn healthier while also draining rainwater properly. Meaning you'll only have to cut your lawn once per week and it'll remain nice enough for golf at all time.
As for electric lawnmowers, they are more silent than gas powered ones, but they're still noisy, in a quiet place you'll hear them from far away too.
I do have a lot of flowers, bushes and trees, and i never use toxic chemicals on my yard. Also, I do only cut my lawn once a week. Believe it or not, despite all the frogs, birds and occasional snakes in my yard, the mosquitos still get obnoxious very quickly if I don't keep it mowed.
If you want to come scythe my yard, be my guest. I'd rather dedicate that time to hanging out with my wife and kids.
We're wasting time and money to make (((them))) richer. Sadly in many places the development has gone too far, most people have never even seen a local store within walking distance. They haven't seen a small village school, which is practically home schooling, a small house in the village with just a few dozen kids, all of them walk to school. Or how about a neighborhood with a decent amount of houses were you can walk outside any time of the day and only hear birdsong, no lawnmowers, no leaf blowers, no trucks without retarder slowing down on a lifted freeway.
Even tho realistically, few people is gonna drive long way to visit a mom and pop shop. The whole thing by design basically ruins the very idea of a high trust society. A local bakery serving a local community is gonna have plenty of regulars, people you can trust to not jew you. People who may become your frens.
But with plenty of customers coming from far away it's the anonymity of a big city, you don't know the people that arrive by car, they could be thieves, niggers, gypsies or jews trying to jew you. Not to mention that such crappy infrastructure also means that if you call the cops, they're gonna take hours to come because they're too far away. In a small community you'll likely have a local cop, someone you know, who care about the community over stupid laws.
But commercial isn't heavy industry, there's plenty of venues that does not cause any obstruction in a residential area, like a bakery, cafe's, grocery stores, small mom and pop shops.
Better yet, because these are commercial they can afford a much higher rent than people who just need a place to live. Which means the commercial stores on the bottom floor pays most of the rent so that everyone living in apartments above can get something like 4-8 bedrooms for just $300/mo in towns with less than 100k population.
The isolation in many American suburbs turns into nigger enabling infrastructure. People generally don't care about the problems they don't see. So if you have a neighborhood were everyone knows everyone and everyone trust everyone. It's practically impossible to introduce a negro, soon as a bicycle is missing everyone will know it's the negro, and within 15 minutes that negro will be curb stomped.
Whereas in an isolated city, a whole neighborhood of negroes could emerge next to a fancier neighborhood. The fancier one will have to put up fence with barbed wire, gates and hire security at insane cost and nobody dares to speak about the nigger problem because muh racism, everyone pretends to be pantifa, they're gonna punch a natzee and blah blah... Typical boomers.
Sadly we have similar problems in Europe too, many new neighborhoods are built in American style for maximal car dependency. Except they enforce EV's so it's "green" apparently. Even tho it's the exact same scam.
I did get an electric lawn mower recently though, and that thing is so quiet. It's nice 😌
As for electric lawnmowers, they are more silent than gas powered ones, but they're still noisy, in a quiet place you'll hear them from far away too.
If you want to come scythe my yard, be my guest. I'd rather dedicate that time to hanging out with my wife and kids.