” and 15-minute neighbourhoods which prioritise walking, cycling and micromobility .
Concerns about 15-minute cities have reached the British parliament where, in February, Nick Fletcher – a Conservative MP – called for a “debate on the international socialist concept of so-called 15-minute cities and 20-minute neighbourhoods”. “It is Crunch time 2023, really time we go after our councils as they are the ones bringing in the 5G, the Smart Cities, etc.”
“The theory has caught hold because people have had direct recent experience of ‘faceless’ government officialsduring the pandemic,” he says. “When someone says that 15-minute cities aren’t just a benign theory about how lovely it would be if you had everything you needed in walking distance, they’re the next stage of a sinister plot by the new world order to lock you in your homes ... there are some people who are primed to believe it.
Deligitimise opposition by using the term conspiracy theory. Tired of the corporate media 🥱
This answers your question.
Meh, paywalled. Found another article to read about it instead.
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The concept of people being able to walk or ride to local facilities is one the CBD BUG very much welcomes. Afterall, it is the older suburbs that were originally built on this concept, (before widespread motor vehicle use) that are often the most desirable suburbs!
Isn’t it funny that these so called conspiracy theories are all being proven to be right