Why do progressive cities fail?

[kray]

How would you classify NYC? Is it Orange-Green? Or is it more pure Orange?

[Hardkill]

5 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

California isn't pure Green, it's more like Orange-Green.

Yeah, well, LA is a very Orange-Green town. More Orange than Green. If you want more hippie Green vibes, check out Oregon.

I remember you saying in your stage Yellow vid that Yellow is a balance between stages Orange and Green. So, wouldn’t that make California Stage Yellow?

[Hello from Russia]

Can anyone point to some cool green+ places in Europe? Canary islands maybe? 

[The0Self]

On 2/21/2022 at 6:35 PM, RamBam said:

But the actual material conditions of the city did not reflect the ideals they purported. There were homeless encampments on the side walk next to multi-million dollar homes. I even saw one homeless man holding a sign that said "God is Love."

These places attract more homeless because it's easier to be homeless there than other places -- simple incentive-driven human activity -- sounds rather like a relative failure of the rest of the cities to me.

[yetineti]

Because almost all cities are progressive and/or democratic.

Some are bound to fail.

But most well performing cities are progressive/democratic too.

The real question is, why are there hardly any republican cities?

Edited February 26, 2022 by mw711