Actually there were some things I was sympathetic to in this article because I don’t like it how (to use Seattle as an example), you have to be pulling down six figures at a tech job to afford a nice home. Cities are more interesting, vibrant, and healthier when, as the author says, it’s a “quilt” of different groups and people.
But yeah, as @YellowSnow says, the cuntiness dial then got cranked to 11 toward the end of the piece:
“...City budgets can be rescued by the federal government. Indeed, money to bail out city and state governments, to prevent the cutting of services outlined above, appears to be one of the main sticking points in the current stalled negotiations between Democrats and Republicans on a new Covid rescue package...”
NO. Fuck no. The federal government’s job is to not to bail out mismanaged cities.
Besides the tax base Yella mentioned, the rich folks and businesses also pump a lot of money into charities, community events, libraries, museums...things that benefit everyone in the community. You definitely don’t want them disappearing.
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It's pushed people to adopt stuff. I believe ultimately it's a good thing
combination of stupidity, arrogance, incompetence, and a pathological liar
But yeah, as @YellowSnow says, the cuntiness dial then got cranked to 11 toward the end of the piece:
“...City budgets can be rescued by the federal government. Indeed, money to bail out city and state governments, to prevent the cutting of services outlined above, appears to be one of the main sticking points in the current stalled negotiations between Democrats and Republicans on a new Covid rescue package...”
NO. Fuck no. The federal government’s job is to not to bail out mismanaged cities.
Besides the tax base Yella mentioned, the rich folks and businesses also pump a lot of money into charities, community events, libraries, museums...things that benefit everyone in the community. You definitely don’t want them disappearing.
Study this @Swaye. it will help prepare you for the “But Daddy, I want more Allowance” tantrums in a few years