r/MURICA 13d ago

Suburbs

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I can never get over how American suburbs look like. Every time I walk through one I wonder why they cant be accomplished more around the world. The yards, the safe feeling, and the homes. (I think Chile tried to replicate a bit) I just think it’s one of the beauties America has.

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u/SkippyPurple 13d ago

When I say insanely impractical, I mean ecologically unsustainable. Single family households shouldn’t use the amount of power they do, but we don’t care and design them anyways.

You can have whatever opinion on that you want, but that’s just the fact of the matter.

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u/Genghoul100 13d ago

And yet it has been sustainable for the last 150 years.

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u/SkippyPurple 13d ago

Yea man, ecologically things are great at the moment what was I thinking

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u/Genghoul100 13d ago

Notice all those trees and grass in the picture?

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u/Denalin 12d ago

Most car dependent suburbs are not this pretty.

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u/Genghoul100 12d ago

Mine is. Most of the ones around here are, well, except the new ones where they cut down all the trees. But they grow back over time.

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u/Denalin 12d ago

Does yours also have not a single car or person in sight?

I just don’t see why they need to cut down all the trees. They then replace those trees with fast growing non-native species so a lot of them die and cause damage when there are big storms. Places like Reston, VA kept most of their trees when being built and look and feel way better.

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u/Genghoul100 12d ago

Obviously taken on a weekday, you know when people are at work and kids are at school.

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u/Genghoul100 13d ago

Ad hominem attack proves I won the debate. You can see yourself out now.

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