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I'm happy you're having fun.
Homeless shelters were raided by protestors, businesses have been forced to close due to threats, and people are afraid to leave their homes.
My point about single-family being cheapest to build is indeed a US political problem, because through law/taxation we have incentivized it to be. By cheapest to build, I mean including municipal development charges and the land cost. The external costs of these developments (increased carbon emissions, less efficient land use) are not being paid for by the developer, so taxpayers/local governments are not being forced to pay for that burden.
60 km/h traffic is 10 times louder than people having a conversation.
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}Not sure what the solution is. Just thought I'd add my thoughts!
[1] - https://www.trentsizemore.com/2013/02/23/the-halo-effect-bad...
As for a direct idea, I'd try to get to know your neighbours, walk in your neighbourhood as often as possible, and support your local businesses.