This isn’t a great argument. There is so much open undeveloped space in the US that could be used to house people. This interchange isn’t taking space away from anyone.
I’d say you’re technically correct in saying that we can do everything, whereas the other point is that since other species are also affected by our decisions we shouldn’t
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This isn’t a great argument. There is so much open undeveloped space in the US that could be used to house people. This interchange isn’t taking space away from anyone.
This isn’t a great argument. A majority of highway interchanges in city limits have actually displaced people.
this interchange is in the city of Houston. of course it’s taking space away.
Those giant empty fields right below it are even larger…
Gee, I wonder why people don’t want to live next to a highway interchange.
And then deal with all the car noise pollution? No thanks.
depends on how myopic is your definition of “anyone” is
“space” isn’t for humans only. roads are taking monstrous amounts of space
Humans won the planet, they can do as they please. (Including damn themselves, but all belongs to us)
if you want to provoke, you should try to write something less immature.
go play with your xbox
I’m not being edgy, the planet and all consequences belong to us.
Is there another dominant species around I haven’t met yet?
I’d say you’re technically correct in saying that we can do everything, whereas the other point is that since other species are also affected by our decisions we shouldn’t
That’s the consequences part
Go tell that to the people displaced by Robert Moses.
In Texas?
It’s not just about how much space, but where that space is.