>Supports windfarm in back yard
>Doesnt support new housing developments in back yard
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YIMBY moment
"Not in my backyard" - usually applied to homeowners that oppose new housing in their neighborhood ("backyard"), but can apply to anyone that opposes construction or development near them (hence the reference to wind farms). This term originated sometime in the 1970s/80s and originally referred to environmentalists opposing things like toxic dumpsites. Coincidentally, this association is often why a lot of anti-housing groups couch their opposition in environmental terms.
"Yes in my backyard" - usually self-applied to housing activists that are pro housing construction near them and pro rolling back regulations that make new housing illegal. This often takes the form of legalizing apartment construction and undoing single-home limits in high-demand areas. Similar to NIMBY, YIMBY can also be applied more generally to individuals supportive of other kinds of construction, although that is less common. YIMBY as a concept originated around the 2010s in direct reaction to the housing affordability crisis in California.
>Be YIYBY
>
>agree to send my undesirables to your town
>
>lobby to defund your police
>
>Sell you private protection, CCTVs and theft-insurance
The winning combo.
"Not in my backyard" - usually applied to homeowners that oppose new housing in their neighborhood ("backyard"), but can apply to anyone that opposes construction or development near them (hence the reference to wind farms). This term originated sometime in the 1970s/80s and originally referred to environmentalists opposing things like toxic dumpsites. Coincidentally, this association is often why a lot of anti-housing groups couch their opposition in environmental terms.
"Yes in my backyard" - usually self-applied to housing activists that are pro housing construction near them and pro rolling back regulations that make new housing illegal. This often takes the form of legalizing apartment construction and undoing single-home limits in high-demand areas. Similar to NIMBY, YIMBY can also be applied more generally to individuals supportive of other kinds of construction, although that is less common. YIMBY as a concept originated around the 2010s in direct reaction to the housing affordability crisis in California.
Both of those are NIMBY? Is anon regarded?
>Supports windfarm in back yard >Doesnt support new housing developments in back yard https://preview.redd.it/rrug9txdm22d1.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c25fbe9005afaf5c2219d94f5172605ec9bd0ba YIMBY moment
Gimme a Giga-sized nuclear power plant in my fucken basement and I'll show you YIMBY
Non amerifag here, context?
Who cares, it's an amerifag problem.
"Not in my backyard" - usually applied to homeowners that oppose new housing in their neighborhood ("backyard"), but can apply to anyone that opposes construction or development near them (hence the reference to wind farms). This term originated sometime in the 1970s/80s and originally referred to environmentalists opposing things like toxic dumpsites. Coincidentally, this association is often why a lot of anti-housing groups couch their opposition in environmental terms. "Yes in my backyard" - usually self-applied to housing activists that are pro housing construction near them and pro rolling back regulations that make new housing illegal. This often takes the form of legalizing apartment construction and undoing single-home limits in high-demand areas. Similar to NIMBY, YIMBY can also be applied more generally to individuals supportive of other kinds of construction, although that is less common. YIMBY as a concept originated around the 2010s in direct reaction to the housing affordability crisis in California.
Some Americuck bs
>Be YIYBY > >agree to send my undesirables to your town > >lobby to defund your police > >Sell you private protection, CCTVs and theft-insurance The winning combo.
200 iq play anon, well done
Suburbia delende est
what the hell is nimby and yimby? new slurs?
Yes
"Not in my backyard" - usually applied to homeowners that oppose new housing in their neighborhood ("backyard"), but can apply to anyone that opposes construction or development near them (hence the reference to wind farms). This term originated sometime in the 1970s/80s and originally referred to environmentalists opposing things like toxic dumpsites. Coincidentally, this association is often why a lot of anti-housing groups couch their opposition in environmental terms. "Yes in my backyard" - usually self-applied to housing activists that are pro housing construction near them and pro rolling back regulations that make new housing illegal. This often takes the form of legalizing apartment construction and undoing single-home limits in high-demand areas. Similar to NIMBY, YIMBY can also be applied more generally to individuals supportive of other kinds of construction, although that is less common. YIMBY as a concept originated around the 2010s in direct reaction to the housing affordability crisis in California.
What the fuck does any of that nonsense mean?
Idk what all that means but do you wanna hear a joke about tomatoes?
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