>>717158260
>>copypasted rows of identical houses
Why should I care if my house looks like the one Joe next to me has?
>>usually in artificial grids with little integration with nature
Don't care.
>>located in completely artificial environments
This is bad because?
>>the picture used looks like its literally in a desert
If I can (or want to) live in a desert, why is that bad?
>>no mixed zoning, few if any nearby businesses
Which attract the usual demographic of being loud and obnoxious at late hours. Not to mention the trash they leave behind.
>>and recreational activities
I live in a crowded city and for these things I still have to ride the bus or the train. I'd choose a car with open and wide roads for that, if I could.
>>over reliance on cars
Which aren't even expensive if you have an average job.
>>nothing is within walking distance
What exactly do I want in walking distance?

Pic rel is what a lot of German smaller towns or suburbs look like.
Spoiler: There is also jackshit in walking distance.

>>717158447
They don't. Unfortunately the ruling parties want to make it look like "the people want more public transportation" to push green agendas when in reality every other person avoids it due to them being full of migrants.

No sane person prefers a bus at 5 pm being filled with indians and syrians when they could ride back home in their own vehicle with AC and peaceful solitude.