Fellow Burgers, is there any way to solve the suburb problem?

Get people to stop buying them.

>>133414551
Everyone who lives outside of NYC and Toronto should be exterminated anyway.

>>133414551
No we like building how we want and owning land without pruning beurocrats telling us how to live and forcing us into urban cesspits

>>133414720
I understand that, but how? I just don't see what people see in these houses. Why not live in the city and be close to everything you need, while still being able to have (while not as large) home?

>>133414551
>Living with a garden and decent personal space is bad

Wheew. Enjoy your small overpriced city three-roomer. Living in the city is for forever single ants that live only to produce for the man. Keep it up wagecucks, im sure it will make you happy.

>>133414551

Only new white trash suburbs are like that. Ones that have been around and are manicured and maintained with the environment are actually quite nice.

But these fucking shitty mini-McMansions in places that 4 years ago were corn fields in hurricane alley are ugly as shit for sure.

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>>133414950
pic related is chicago suburb, like 35 min from downtown, but still close to other retail and commercial buildings

tell me about "muh no personal space" again?

>>133415303
My point, I have no probably with the concept of suburbs, but when it gets to this point of just putting up 400 of the same exact building in the bumfuck desert, I just can't stand it.

>>133415367
And how much do you think that property costs compared to a western suburb?

>>133416070
Maybe a bit more, but you don't have to fucking drive 30 minutes to the nearest restaurant.

>>133415568
Compare property taxes from the middle of nowhere to cities. Now you'll see why. Try owning land first before making judgments.