put it in their back yard

A parodic response to the clichéd expression "not in my back yard" (often abbreviated with the acronym "NIMBY") used to indicate opposition to any development or change that will impact one's home or local surroundings. Often abbreviated with the acronym "PITBY." We've begun retorting with "put it in their back yard" to all those reductive corporate apologists claiming that our position is little more than nimbyism.

Put it in their back yard!

and PITBY

sent. & comp. abb. Locate something undesirable close to the people who complain about having it close by. (A parody of NIMBY, Not in my back yard!) To all those NIMBYs, I say PITBY.

词组	put it in their back yard
释义	put it in their back yard put it in their back yard A parodic response to the clichéd expression "not in my back yard" (often abbreviated with the acronym "NIMBY") used to indicate opposition to any development or change that will impact one's home or local surroundings. Often abbreviated with the acronym "PITBY." We've begun retorting with "put it in their back yard" to all those reductive corporate apologists claiming that our position is little more than nimbyism. See also: back, put, yard Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Put it in their back yard! and PITBY sent. & comp. abb. Locate something undesirable close to the people who complain about having it close by. (A parody of NIMBY, Not in my back yard!) To all those NIMBYs, I say PITBY. See also: back, put McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: Put it in their back yard! PITBY NIMBY not in my back yard Not in my backyard! read 'em and weep read it and weep May the best man/woman win. a change of scenery a change of scene
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