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I think I agree with Matt's YIMBYism and his reasoning (as outlined here). Of course I also echo these comments in this subreddit in reply to said article too. Keep in mind, Kate Wagner's article on YIMBYism in the Nation here provides my reasoning why I am not totally on board with YIMBYism. We have to abolish Capitalism.

This flag is often used on r/polcompball (like r/Polandball but for political ideologies) to represent neoliberalism, and I could not find this one anywhere. People claimed to have found such a flag on r/neoliberal, but I have not seen one there despite being a longtime lurker there.


As for what it stands for, I could interpret it as standing for the principles of free trade, open borders, social progressivism and YIMBYism (support for building more housing in your area), which are all major tenets of their ideology

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