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Zoning Destroys
Some single-family wooden homes would not be standing in the route of the next major hurricane.
Somebody would have removed them and erected multi-family apartment buildings with concrete and steel.
More housing would mean lower rents.
It’s too bad zoning restrictions got into the way. The Florida Legislature can abolish all local zoning restrictions statewide. Racists don’t want minorities and immigrants moving in, but who owns the land? Consider the abundance of new jobs in demolition and construction, too.
Lawmakers, here is your homework assignment, if it is not above your reading level: The Three Little Pigs.
The Coalition for Prisoners’ Rights
based in New Mexico, notes that Julie Jones, recent head of the Florida prison system, is going to New Mexico
as the new Secretary of Corrections. She is being presented as a reformer. If you have thoughts to share about
her performance in Florida, write to Coalition for Prisoners’ Rights, PO Box 1911, Santa Fe NM 87504.
About Those Abortion Bans
Sometimes the song, “Papa Don’t Preach” clashes with the parents who order their daughter to undergo
an abortion. If she runs away, from New York to California, the cops will return her to her parents. Florida should become a
safe haven for pregnant runaways. Florida law (316.2065(d)) requires her,
if she is under 16, to wear a helmet while bicycling,
resident or not. Florida law should also protect her, at her request, by placing her in a foster home and not telling her parents
where. If they never get to see their grandchild, it serves them right.
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