Natural community formation is probably often not helped by the fact we have so much government interference. Everything needs to have liability insurances, permits applied for, etc. We're at a point where we don't even know what we're allowed to do and when we inquire about it the costs to be allowed to do it are prohibitive. Pioneers now need to be brave enough to face those obstacle courses.
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Totally agree. The thing that hurt the most about that town is how all the street performers disappeared. It's still something you can get away with but there's only a 30% chance of not being stopped so it's really killed the vibe. It's funny cause there are no residential buildings within 5 minutes of the station.
I totally agree but at the same time I think the communities we work to build can be stronger than the ones that form by accident.
If we keep pushing through I think things will get better even if it doesn't look like it sometimes.
I like that positive outlook. I'll keep that in mind