[fastcarsfreedom]

I mention where I live as an example--because it's suburban--that's all. I'm certainly not thumping my chest and trying to defend it--since this is a Forum about lifestyle choices--I use my own as a point of reference. I don't live in an urban environment--I live in a suburban one--that's relevant to the discussion when arguments against that particular lifestyle choice drift from reasoned debate to foolishness about lawn spray and Tim Hortons.

I also take exception to the insinuation that I "don't care" merely because I disagree--it's downright shocking to me to be frank and smacks of myopia. It is possible, as shocking as it may be to your sensibilities, to look at the world with reasoned and intelligent eyes, and draw different conclusions than you have.

So, in a perfect world, where should I move? It would seem increased density in the suburbs is every bit as offensive as sprawl--reading the above comments about this building in Burlington.