Rich SF woman trying to end public pickleball court has one at home
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In the end, this is another example of rich people's disconnection from the rest of society. It doesn't matter to them what other people can't obtain, whether it's luxury or necessity, because they know they'll still be able to get whatever they want or need. Which might not be so bad, but when it's rich people who also choose all the policies that affect other people's lives, then resentment is going to continue to grow.
Everybody wants a dump in town for convenience, but no one wants it next to their house. Everyone wants high voltage power lines to exist because they like electricity, but no one wants them next to their house. This is a very common pattern, and I’m not sure that everyone who does it (i.e. almost everyone) is in the wrong. Any position that puts most people in the wrong is probably wrong (or at least it smells of religion).