• brbposting@sh.itjust.works
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    7 months ago

    That’s great.

    Might say almost all the benefits. Or all the benefits that are reasonable given we have to share our planet with others.

    Like, it’s too great of a privilege to be able to park an emission-spewing cage in a garage and walk directly into a first floor kitchen to load the fridge with groceries. (Plus stairs are healthy anyway. Not referring to disabled folks or special circumstances of course.) I can’t say it’s not a benefit of a single family home, but easy to argue it’s an unjust enrichment for any one able-bodied person at the expense of others and the environment.

    Glad you found such amazing and comparatively equitable housing 😃

    Edit: remembered many town homes can offer easy grocery loading with their first-floor kitchens! Then you’re just missing a handful of windows on one or both sides. Big apartments should def be much more of a reasonable option, still, for a given footprint.

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      7 months ago

      I mean, if you want to be privileged not to use stairs, once the housing gets dense enough they start putting in elevators…