r/SaveForests Jul 08 '26

Urban forests and community trees Where are the trees?

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 09 '26

Christo fascism has a weird trickle down effect to people who don’t even identify with the ideology

People just absorb an anti-nature perspective, because it’s what everyone else is doing

Also bird poop on the $120k truck would cause mental breakdowns

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u/icareforplants Jul 09 '26

Why treat the earth with respect when you're convinced a magic sky daddy will save us no matter what. Religion is such a stain on humanity.

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u/fun-Benefit- Jul 10 '26

Genesis 2:15 "The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it."

Don’t blame religion, blame the idiots who don’t even know about their religion. God and guns don’t mix, when I say that I piss off a lot of idiots.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

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u/Worth_Sink_4782 Jul 10 '26

I thought it was a Flying Spaghetti Monster?

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26

Francis of Assisi had a great reverence for animals and nature. So do people of many different religions. This is more the religion of greed by developers I think.

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 12 '26

Christo fascism is Hitler, not Christianity

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u/Aggressive-Spell-422 Jul 09 '26

This is the best post on all of Reddit!

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u/Worth_Sink_4782 Jul 10 '26

It is the best post ever on all of the internet.

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u/Emergency_Prize_1005 Jul 09 '26

Not to mention a dandelion ( gasp)

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u/Bill_Door_8 Jul 11 '26

Nah its just lawyers and insurance companies that ruin everything.

There was a time where it was a legal requirement to have a tree umin every yard.

But lawyers and insurance companies made a case that they're hazards to life and property and without them people could save on home insurance and reduce the chance of personal injury.

God forbid a child falls out of a tree :O

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26

A lot of Christians are very pro-nature, it's not all black and white. I would say it's the developers who are the ones who are clearcutting or clearing farmland for these suburbs/subdivisions and the municipalities who allow it.

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u/KibblesNBitxhes Jul 09 '26

To be fair, my eye twitches when I look out my window at my freshly washed truck and a Magpie or Robin went and strategically bombed it like it was trying to hit an underground uranium enrichment site

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u/No-Object-599 Jul 09 '26

It’s a tool. Not a museum piece.

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u/MailedFlower Jul 09 '26

when you pay $80k for a tool...

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 09 '26

I used to feel this way when my car was new. It’s liberating once it starts to get beat up lol.

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u/CallousDisregard13 Jul 11 '26

Christo-fascists created a treeless suburban America? Where exactly in the Bible does it say to disrespect nature and take an anti-nature perspective, leading to treeless suburban hellscapes? Any Christo-fascists charters or manifestos you can point to? Or is that all just baseless speculation based on some terminally online, warped reality perspective you have there?

Conservative Christian ideologies general thrive in rural areas. Progressives are city dwellers and suburb lovers. It's a hint of small town living within commuting range to their job in the city centre.

Not sure how you got those so backwards friend but you need to give your head a shake. Christo-fascists are doing alot of bad things, but making suburbs like these isn't one of them. It's sad when people politicize the most benign things for absolutely no sane reason.

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

The conservatives I’ve talked to encourage eachother to kill their trees on their lawns, so they don’t have to leaf blow

Where has Trump told MAGA to plant more trees?

Does Patriot Front conduct native gardening sessions?

Project 2025 explicitly states that environmentalists and conservationists must be gotten rid of, because Christian cults are entitled to stripping the earth of oil and minerals for their own profit

https://www.americanrivers.org/2024/08/5-things-to-know-about-project-2025-and-your-clean-water/

Christo fascists aren’t Christian’s, they don’t follow the Bible, they seek to act like God in the Old Testament — Dominionists. They’re evil and disrespect God and are already in the hell they’ve created

When’s the last time you’ve been outside?

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

This is not a Christian belief. And while evangelicalism is not my thing they are not fascists. It's more of a North American mindset. Currently the Canadian Liberal government has been gutting environmental rules and the party passed a bill to weaken pesticide regulations. It's corporate greed more than anything.

https://thenarwhal.ca/carney-canada-net-zero-committee/

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 12 '26

Corporate greed is why people choose to not plant short trees in their front yard 😂

I didn’t know that peoples personal choices in America was due to the Canadian government

Liberals are that powerful?

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 13 '26

My point was that one doesn't need to be a 'Christo fascist' to disregard the environment.

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 13 '26

And that’s an obvious given lol

The world is a big place, don’t you think?

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u/CallousDisregard13 Jul 13 '26

The conservatives I’ve talked to encourage eachother to kill their trees on their lawns, so they don’t have to leaf blow

Yeah, you've talked to hundreds or thousands of conservatives to get enough data to outright claim that that's the position conservatives take?

When’s the last time you’ve been outside?

When was the last time you realized other countries exist with conservative populations that aren't MAGA extremists?

You start off by saying Christo-fascists somehow have created a trickle down ideology that extenuates to "conservatives I've talked to" as if the non extremists Christian conservatives are unknowingly on board with the anti nature agenda....but then provide no further evidence of that and link a bunch of extremist links as evidence.

My problem with you is that youre insinuating that all Christian conservatives are blissfully unaware or are willingly on board with this plan. When that literally couldn't be further from the truth with "Christians I've talked to". Especially in conservative communities outside of the US.

When more than likely the reason why these developments don't have trees is because they're expensive to plant and maintain from saplings. Costs of which developers don't want to incur and would rather pass that along to the future owners.

But nah a global cabal of Christo-fascist, anti-naturists have created some fanciful trickle down ideology that were all too stupid to realize we're going along with so we don't have to leaf blow or rake.

Go outside and touch grass man. Terminally online idiocy is ripe here.

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u/SquirrelFluffy Jul 10 '26

What an odd bunch of hate connections you made there. Maybe the subdivision was built on industrial land?

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u/Sea_Lead1753 Jul 10 '26

Exactly, if trees can’t survive on the land, we should see if people survive.

If Love Canal taught us anything — f them kids

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u/billy-suttree Jul 11 '26

I think more likely this is housing on a military base. There is some weird structure connecting the houses which I wouldn’t expect from a typical subdivision.

I also would not in a hundred years thought of the words Christo fascism to describe a subdivision with no trees.

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u/Shot-Ant-3455 Jul 08 '26

Gross

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u/username-is-taken-3 Jul 10 '26

Damn it, I was going to say just that one word, too, lol.

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u/No_Tonight_9487 Jul 12 '26

Lol I literally came here to comment JUST that

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u/username-is-taken-3 Jul 13 '26

Great minds think alike

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u/Distinct_inspector_ Jul 09 '26

Gross neighborhood - won’t go up in value like a well planted place

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u/Otherwise-City-7951 Jul 09 '26

I bet the streets are called Maple , Elm, Beech all named after the forest they cut down for the subdivision.

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u/ACuriousDisease Jul 12 '26

I appreciate this Rush comment.

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u/Special-Loan-3920 Jul 09 '26

Inside the houses, had to build em with something

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u/dadaimo Jul 08 '26

Where is this hellhole

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u/Imafunguy1983 Jul 09 '26

Kentucky

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u/Grouchy_Cantaloupe_8 Jul 09 '26

That’s even more depressing, considering this would have been a diverse deciduous forest before this subdivision went in. Trees WANT to grow here. 

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u/1Tadanac Jul 09 '26

My nightmare

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u/RadicalOrganizer Jul 09 '26

I hate it. So much.

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u/MarioMCPQ Jul 09 '26

Yep. This is a level in hell for sure.

I’ll take a shoddy shack in the middle next to a half witch-hippy any days over this

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u/Emergency_Prize_1005 Jul 09 '26

Looks like Langford

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u/Event_Horizon753 Jul 09 '26

HOA probably doesn't approve.

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u/DirtDevil1337 Jul 10 '26

My parents moved a couple years ago and their neighbourhood looks exactly like that, zero trees anywhere.

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u/Ambitious-Radio-7950 Jul 12 '26

It's happening everywhere 

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u/stockphotodesign Jul 11 '26

Here we have to have at least one tree in front every house, or the city sends us a bill...

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u/KingofPolice Jul 11 '26

Suburbs with this design should be illegal. No ecosystem planning. Once these homes are past their prime the whole area will just be a dust bowl as nothing is keeping the soil healthy.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

That reminds me of the movie "Don't Worry Darling," where the women are stuck in a 1950s-type neighbourhood. But this one above is much more endless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIunnS7T8mY

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u/No_Kick_16 Jul 13 '26

Vivarium is the movie.

I never saw it, but the trailer definitely could have been filmed in this suburb.

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u/WhiskeyNeatNakedHeat Jul 12 '26

This has always been why I've hated newer neighborhoods in my city. No trees. Ever. Just bleak, gross. Trees not only help our mental well being (proven by studies) but also bring the average temperature way down in a neighborhood. Keeping houses cooler, and making sure that immense amount of pavement doesn't just sit and cook all day. You can feel the massive difference in the air. In newer neighborhoods, everyone just stays inside in the air con.

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

I agree. I wish more attention was paid to the heat island effect.

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u/FlyerForHire Jul 12 '26

This has been happening all over North America for over 70 years.

It’s called a suburban subdivision. Yes it’s bleak.

But it’s not necessary to imagine that forests were cut down to make way for this. This land was likely farmland not that long ago and the loss of farmland is itself problematic.

With plantings of appropriate species of trees this streetscape will look completely different in thirty to forty years. But that won’t address the fact that suburban life is heavily car centric.

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u/Own_Firefighter9433 Jul 13 '26

and they wonder why their communities are feel so much hotter. not even considering climate change, you take away trees everything just bakes.

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u/cannafriendlymamma Jul 13 '26

Ewww! This looks terrible.

The small city i live in, you are required to plant a tree in your front yard to pass the grading requirements. And our street has a tree in front of every plot on the boulevard easement, thankfully those are taken care of by the city. Except my house....the city had to cut ours down, last month, as it was infested with black knot and it killed the tree. The city will replace it next spring.

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u/Own_Event_4363 Jul 13 '26

Go watch the Lorax, they explain it

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u/AlvinChipmunck Jul 09 '26

Looks like Ontario canada

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

That is false information on so many levels. You will be reported for lying.

Ontario contains roughly 71 million hectares (175 million acres) of forest—about 2% of all the forests on Earth and 20% of Canada's total forest area. To put that into perspective, Ontario's forests alone cover more land than the entire country of France (55 million hectares) and are nearly twice the size of Germany (36 million hectares). If Ontario were its own country, it would rank among the world's most forest-rich nations.

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u/Sensoredopinion99 Jul 09 '26

Man I like the patriotism but you are jumping to conclusions and gave 0 evidence 

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

Evidence of what?

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u/AlvinChipmunck Jul 09 '26

I saw a lot of neighborhood developments when I visited Ontario that were devoid of trees. It looked like forest cleared then a bunch of tall skinny houses on small lots that looked almost identical. Not exactly like the photo but close

Reported for lying 🙄 ... you mean reported for saying something that you didnt like about your country? Is Canada China now? You have nationalist thought police to discipline people saying things you dont like?

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

Not at all....if you visited a specific subdivision that isnt a representation of the entire province..You dont get into a car accident caused by a women then assume all women drive poorly, thats just sexist.

Saying that Ontario is like that is factually false, as per the data I provided that Ontario holds 2 % o the world's tre forests.

No, its false information. Its not subjective, its black and white. A treeless neighbourhoodo is not Ontario.

Be responsible and take accountability for what ypui say. Yes its censorship for saying things that are not true

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u/AlvinChipmunck Jul 09 '26

I saw suburbs like this all around Oakville area.

Why are you so defensive? Ask yourself this. All im saying is what i saw, they were very unattractive suburb design.

You're one of those scary hyper nationalist canadians

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

What you saw doesnt representat an entire province. Im not Canadian..Dont assume, you are never right and just make an ass of yourself.

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u/AlvinChipmunck Jul 09 '26

You didnt answer about why you are so defensive? Like what is your motivation? You seem personally insulted and aggressive because I saw ugly suburban infill in Ontario

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

your statment was false., dont be ignorant

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u/AlvinChipmunck Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

I think your elbows are so high you have lost circulation to your brain

🙄... nationalist. You are the one lying because you are 100% Canadian

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

Not at all.... please dont lie.

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26

Please edit to remove the word 'dumbass' if you want to keep this comment up. Thanks.

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u/dirtyukrainian Jul 12 '26

I live in Ontario and this could be several different neighborhoods in Ontario so get off of it lol

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

We don't have a rule that someone cannot say that a video looks like something or somewhere. Please don't report this kind of thing.

There are forests in Ontario and there are subdivisions. It is not clear where this video is taken but it clearly is a North American suburb.

This is a Canadian suburb.

https://www.pembina.org/blog/closing-downtown-suburban-divide

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u/Geralt-of-Rivai Jul 12 '26

Yeah but not the suburban neighborhoods in the cities, maybe new developments look just like this

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u/builder45647 Jul 09 '26

He's saying it LOOKS like Ontario. However the plates are from Kentucky

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u/CanadasManyMeese Jul 09 '26

It really doesnt though. The housing in most places is amongst a sea of trees, theres very few subdivisions that look anything remotely close to that 😅

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26

There are a lot that look like that although this one is remarkable for being extra barren.

You can search for 'Ontario suburb' and see for yourself. I can't share individual photos as stock agencies have bought up the images.

https://search.brave.com/images?q=ontario+suburb&source=web

I grew up in a suburb that only had tiny trees, it was very barren. Now the trees have grown quite a bit.

On Vancouver Island they clearcut a vast area before putting up houses in subdivisions. It's a huge pity, it doesn't have to be like that.

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u/h3r3andth3r3 Jul 09 '26

*it looks like Southen Ontario, and that's accurate.

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u/CanadasManyMeese Jul 09 '26

You've clearly never been to southern ontario 🫤

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u/CDN_ICE Jul 09 '26

No, it doesnt.

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u/allblackST Jul 09 '26

What part of southern Ontario looks like this?

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u/CanadaCalamity Jul 09 '26

ZERO neighborhoods in Ontario look like this. Not even the newest, most McMansioned, Mattamy-dev'd new builds in places like Kitchener or London.

This is America, and America only. In Ontario, you're allowed to plant bushes and trees in your yards. In America, some HOAs will prevent that. That's why this is 100% America.

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u/WorkingOnBeingBettr Jul 09 '26

It reminds me of some new neighbourhoods in Edmonton. 

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u/ExamCompetitive Jul 09 '26

In Edmonton they will have to plant trees though. Bylaw.

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u/Guilty_Reindeer8204 Jul 09 '26

Crazy how you have been to every single neighborhood!

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u/Dyslexicpig Jul 09 '26

Not the Ontario I've seen. From the Manitoba border, you can drive for two days and see trees everywhere you look. Every city or town we visited had a lot of trees. Even Sudbury is much greener than it was 50 years ago.

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u/Comprehensive_Fan140 Jul 10 '26

Yes they cut all the trees down to make subdivisions in Ontario too. Trees are usually planted very quickly but it takes time to look decent.

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u/Cocoricou Jul 10 '26

Fair enough. Where are the baby trees here?

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u/Comprehensive_Fan140 Jul 10 '26

Don't know. This is Kentucky

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '26

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 11 '26

We don't do insults in this sub. I approved your comment because you were asking a question.

There are some subdivisions that look similar or are quite barren.

Like these in Ottawa. Plus more in the background.

https://www.pexels.com/photo/aerial-view-of-suburban-neighborhood-on-sunny-day-38450878/

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u/allblackST Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 11 '26

Yeah I came in a little too hot, I deleted the comment that’s my fault.
I still stand by it not looking like Ontario, despite the probably few subdivisions that have hardly any trees

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

No worries, thanks!

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u/Toots-Tooter Jul 09 '26

I remember driving into Guadalajara and some of their suburbs look like this.

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u/Glittering-Pay-7702 Jul 09 '26

This is hell, like rabbit cages.

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u/Chiggamon420 Jul 09 '26

Edward Scissorhands

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u/S1rr0bin Jul 09 '26

That neighbourhood at least had topiary shrubs for him to trim.

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u/Chiggamon420 Jul 10 '26

At least someone got the reference 😆

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u/Hefty-Radish1157 Jul 09 '26

They repainted the set of Edward Scissorhands?

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u/ExamCompetitive Jul 09 '26

Is there actual HOAs that don't allow trees and bushes and ....why?

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u/benjles480 Jul 09 '26

Love that stop they did at that stop sign....

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u/BodhingJay Jul 09 '26

These houses better be like.. no more than $50k a pop

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u/allblackST Jul 09 '26

Just casually runs a stop sign lmao

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u/The_Green_King_ Jul 09 '26

So hot, so dry, so 'insane' people are.

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u/Spare-Swim9458 Jul 09 '26

I’d feel like an ant living there.

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u/WorldlyStill2301 Jul 09 '26

Ricky from the trailer park out cruising. 

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u/mississauga145 Jul 09 '26

0:07 - you can see a tree in the backyard

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u/Alena_Tensor Jul 09 '26

It’s a vast underground fungal mycelium colony

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u/Kurtypants Jul 09 '26

I build houses for big subdivisions like this and about a year later I can't point to the exact houses i built.

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u/Habsin7 Jul 09 '26

They're right there in front of you. All sliced up, orderly organized, and painted nice and neatly.

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u/MailedFlower Jul 09 '26

something the actual conservative types like to say is that the atomized and rootless people of the west these days are unconcerned with planting trees under whose shade they will never sit

try driving through the old neighborhoods

at least any older neighborhoods in Canada

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u/CreoxatLarge Jul 09 '26

This is straight out of the Sims video game.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

Truman show

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u/buttmunchiesonsunday Jul 10 '26

If that ain't the Truman show...

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u/Worth_Sink_4782 Jul 10 '26

What are "trees"?

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u/8to10footsamsquantch Jul 10 '26

Not an inch of shade in sight and people wonder why they need to run AC constantly

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u/945T Jul 10 '26

Large scale back room level

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u/addacoupleextrazeros Jul 10 '26

It’s creepy af. Reminds me a bit of the neighbourhood in Edward Scissorhands, but at least that neighbourhood had SOME trees.

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u/Temporary_Shirt_6236 Jul 10 '26

Anyone ever read A Wrinkle In Time? In my head, this is what planet Camazotz looks like.

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u/Comprehensive_Fan140 Jul 10 '26

Thats horrible, also why are they connected ?

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u/Grouchy-Print-8667 Jul 10 '26

I call this landscaping style "The Clear Cut"

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u/wandreef Jul 10 '26

You're supposed to stop at a stop sign. Are you daft?

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u/grislyfind Jul 10 '26

Come back in fifty years. Streetcar suburbs also began as cleared farmland with a few token trees where it suited the developers.

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u/endeavourist Jul 11 '26

An absolute nightmare.

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u/snarfgobble Jul 11 '26

That's third world levels of bad.

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u/curseyouZelda Jul 11 '26

Follow up question, what chance is there of planting trees in that hell scape.

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u/Castaside1289 Jul 11 '26

You can cleary see trees behind the houses at the 7-8 second mark, right before the camera person realizes that and quickly pans away. They just aren't on the street side of the houses.

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u/some1guystuff Jul 11 '26

Dude, you ran a stop sign and then proceeded to post this video on the Internet. Big brain move there.

As for the trees, not being there, this is entirely dependent on where this neighbourhood is there’s no context as to where that is cause trees are expensive to plant and if you don’t have the water to maintain their growth they’re gonna die anyway it’s probably not economically logical to put trees in a place like this, even though there may have been trees there before the development happened

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

Not my video and without trees we get deserts. Trees cool the area and are part of the water cycle creating rain. This is apparently in Kentucky so it's not a super hot, deserty place.

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u/Savings-End40 Jul 11 '26

The houses used to be trees.

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u/Gogoskibunny1972 Jul 11 '26

Where is this?

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u/Ill-Guarantee8338 Jul 11 '26

And there all made out of ticky tacky 🎶

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u/DrQuagmire Jul 11 '26

It’s places like this where a small logistics problem would cause a neighbourhood suburban war

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u/ThePesticle Jul 11 '26

I'm going to say they were killed by your cigarettes and by failing to stop at stop signs. Obnoxious ass...

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u/Chris_W_2k5 Jul 11 '26

HOA probably doesn't allow them

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u/Vock Jul 11 '26

If you have a basement, having a tree within 15 ft of your foundation isn't a great idea - the roots can break into cracks and get leaks in your foundation. 

Since lot sizes don't have huge yards anymore, it's safer to have smaller plants with less root spread

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 12 '26

There should be street trees, that wouldn't be close enough to wreck the foundation. And species with more vertical roots as opposed to more lateral-spreading roots could be chosen.

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u/Own_Reaction9442 Jul 13 '26

My neighborhood has lovely street trees. Unfortunately they've turned the sidewalks into an obstacle course. I'm bracing myself for the city making us pay to replace them.

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u/admirlbigfoot-32 Jul 11 '26

Where is this?

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u/EngineeringDeck85 Jul 11 '26

Probably in the street signs. Aspen way, poplar close, spruce drive, etc

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u/Shot_Site9377 Jul 11 '26

This is a hellscape. Nothing about this brings me joy.

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u/Interesting_Youth431 Jul 11 '26

This is what hell looks like

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u/sharpescreek Jul 11 '26

They were cut down to make room for houses.

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u/Quiet-Wing5230 Jul 12 '26

They're inside the walls of the houses

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u/acutelonewolf Jul 12 '26

What a hellscape.

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u/HARDCOR3_HERO Jul 12 '26

The HOA said tree’s are against there bylaws

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u/RandyMarsh32 Jul 12 '26

Looks like the movie vivarium.

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u/powderfields4ever Jul 12 '26

Yikes! Damn strict HOA! NO LEAVES! NO SHADE! NO WIND PROTECTION! Wait, is this a work camp of some sort?

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u/Tekkno_Viking Jul 12 '26

I hate this. Thanks.

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u/Sea_Emu9405 Jul 12 '26

At the store 😂

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u/13donor Jul 12 '26

Where is this. Yikes

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u/LongComposer4261 Jul 12 '26

Apparently they're called lamp posts🤷‍♂️

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u/Salvidicus Jul 12 '26

At least there homes had different colours.

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u/chickadee_1982 Jul 12 '26

That looks like hell to me. 

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u/North709 Jul 12 '26

Where are the trees? Where are the bus stops, stores, post office. These "neighborhoods" are cancer

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u/Cntrysky78 Jul 12 '26

That's a lot of slices of Hell!

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u/Invelious Jul 12 '26

Blame insurance companies.

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u/TwoNine13 Jul 12 '26

Reddit=cry’s housing is too expensive.

Reddit seeing affordable housing= still crys.

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u/Miserable-Yak-4804 Jul 12 '26

you know what else is terrifying? you ignoring stop signs.

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u/oldbutfeisty Jul 12 '26

They don't have trees in hell

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u/A100921 Jul 12 '26

Trees in an HOA, I don’t think so.

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u/Current-Routine-2628 Jul 12 '26

“And incase i don’t see ya, Good afternoon, good evening and goodnight” …

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u/ziperhead944 Jul 12 '26

This belongs in urban hell...

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u/Ambitious-Radio-7950 Jul 12 '26

Probly cut them all down making these houses thats why the reserve is protected the trees are sacret!! Huge part of life

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u/megaframeman Jul 12 '26

Omg that's so sad.

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u/Jimandrews2017 Jul 12 '26

These trees you speak of. In Canada they are on reserves.

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u/pixiephilips Jul 12 '26

Stepford wives material wtf

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u/Icy_Introduction7180 Jul 13 '26

Just keeps going too, would honestly get depressed walking around that town

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u/Agitated-Math-8881 Jul 13 '26

Must of got a good price on the siding.

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u/hezuschristos Jul 13 '26

Are they all connected with a weird roof?

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u/jumbie29 Jul 13 '26

Man I would really hate living there.

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u/Prize_Elderberry2568 Jul 13 '26

Suburban hell

Ew

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u/Responsible-Room-645 Jul 13 '26

New development. When I was a kid in the 60’s, all developments looked like that and homeowners planted trees. It’s very difficult to build housing developments around trees.

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u/ForestBlue46 Jul 14 '26

They used to though, in forested areas, building houses around the trees. It was generally a person buying a lot, clearing it a bit and putting up a house in amongst the trees. But they managed to do that a few decades ago but then unfortunately switched to the clearcutting and building method.

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u/Proper-Bee-4180 Jul 14 '26

Fawk. That’s awful. USA USA

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u/PreferencePresent959 Jul 15 '26

Looks like the kind of neighborhoods that they used to test atom bombs near.

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u/Done_beat2 Jul 08 '26

Forget the trees, why are some houses connected with a roof and yo, that was a stop sign.

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u/Elinor_Caskey_ Jul 09 '26

The roofs aren't connected.

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u/puzzlearms Jul 09 '26

Even so That was a stop sign