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How can Detroit and Flint have good schools when there's no tax base to pay for it? Force people to move there? Tax the middle class of other cities and states some MORE????
I mean damn, this is just basic economics. If a city's population craps out and a majority of the remaining population are consumers and not producers, what does everyone think will happen to schools and services?
How can Detroit and Flint have good schools when there's no tax base to pay for it? Force people to move there? Tax the middle class of other cities and states some MORE????
Duh. Hellllooooo. Yes, people support a centralized government providing services to neighborhoods where the tax base is inadequate. Get a pencil and write it down. Not everybody thinks like you do.
I guess you would be fine with your kids attending a school like this:
Let's be reminded that most or all of the moderators, Anderson Cooper etc., are among the top 1%, or close. They probably don't want a Bernie presidency.
Anderson is one of the fairest and best moderators in the business. He doesn't play favorites, unlike the people over at FOX.
Duh. Hellllooooo. Yes, people support a centralized government providing services to neighborhoods where the tax base is inadequate. Get a pencil and write it down. Not everybody thinks like you do.
I guess you would be fine with your kids attending a school like this:
Duh. Hellllooooo. Yes, people support a centralized government providing services to neighborhoods where the tax base is inadequate. Get a pencil and write it down. Not everybody thinks like you do.
I guess you would be fine with your kids attending a school like this:
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