Far-reaching housing proposal would impact Colorado communities big and small

KSUT ^ | 3/31/2023 | Lucas Brady Woods

[yelostar]

The ultimate goal of organizations like “The Common Sense Institute” - is to undermine and usurp local governments and local control. Choosing a name like that is a subtle manipulation, because if you’re against their proposals then you’re against “common sense.”

Colorado is too far gone, but other states should take notice. The globalist’s goal is to have *no local control* of cities and towns. Policies will be dictated at a level that completely neutralizes citizen involvement.

[Glad2bnuts]

This is a plan hatched by actors above the National level. It is happening in WA, OR and California. It takes away the power of the commisions from the cities and counties. Makes it the States purview. We all know, the PINK states that call themselves blue answer to a World power. They can put apartments in neighborhoods zoned for single family dwellings, without any input from those affected. THIS MUST BE FOUGHT AND DEFEATED, at any and all cost.

[cibco]

“When the Democrats say “Workforce housing” what they mean is future slums.”

Or good ol’ Concentration Camps...

[dfwgator]

I don’t like the sound of ‘ese ‘ere ‘Boncentration Bamps’.

[SgtHooper]

This is simply increasing the power of the corrupt rat cities as voting blocks of rat drones.

[OSHA]

We’re showing our ages. I wonder what fraction of US citizens even knows what a company store is?

[Right Wing Vegan]

This is simply increasing the power of the corrupt rat cities as voting blocks of rat drones.

As well as transforming more and more smaller cities from traditional stock conservative American areas into overpopulated rat cities.

[ridesthemiles]

IIRC: experiments with rats some years back:

The more rats put into an enclosure—The more they got aggressive & ATE each other