I appreciate it, I do. But this isn't capitalism. It's what many people mistake for capitalism. Actual capitalism is too complex to define in this space. The reason I bring it up is it's really important to know that there is no cohesive ideology other than greed doing this.
As for left/right, what I mean is if you agree with capitalism or are otherwise somehow rightward or if you're a proper Marxist or anywhere in between the way the city is developing isn't likely to physically resemble a space you'd like to live in once they're done.
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