Barcroft elementary/ south Arlington crisis

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm skeptical about hearing that this meeting has been moved.

Me, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

[Anonymous]

From the 22204 list serve:

Please come share your ideas for Columbia Pike and South Arlington for the future. Lets further the interests of democracy. What better way than working to ensure that all groups are represented and that all the children of this county have equal access to the best this county can offer in terms of education.

If you are interested in contributing to the conversation the first meeting of this group is now Thursday May 28th at Carlyn Hallin Glen Carlyn 5711 4th Street South (because it is free, Arlington Mill was 30$) or Monday June 1st at 10 am at Rappohanoc Coffee, unless we get a ton of people on Thursday!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

See. Diehard liberals can't be helped. This fool is talking about helping the least among us. Hey dummy, we can't help the least among us. It's hurting all kids that schools are bursting at the seams. Socialism is hurting us... And it's not working.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

You probably aren't a parent or you live in N. Arlington and harbor these views because your family is safe. Guess what- not for long! When th critical mass becomes so crucial no one can deny it, the county will engage in bus fleets to spread the "least among us" around. This includes you and your children. Get ready Nimby- they're coming!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From the 22204 list serve:

Please come share your ideas for Columbia Pike and South Arlington for the future. Lets further the interests of democracy. What better way than working to ensure that all groups are represented and that all the children of this county have equal access to the best this county can offer in terms of education.

If you are interested in contributing to the conversation the first meeting of this group is now Thursday May 28th at Carlyn Hallin Glen Carlyn 5711 4th Street South (because it is free, Arlington Mill was 30$) or Monday June 1st at 10 am at Rappohanoc Coffee, unless we get a ton of people on Thursday!

Hmm... Ok then.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:From the 22204 list serve:

Please come share your ideas for Columbia Pike and South Arlington for the future. Lets further the interests of democracy. What better way than working to ensure that all groups are represented and that all the children of this county have equal access to the best this county can offer in terms of education.

If you are interested in contributing to the conversation the first meeting of this group is now Thursday May 28th at Carlyn Hallin Glen Carlyn 5711 4th Street South (because it is free, Arlington Mill was 30$) or Monday June 1st at 10 am at Rappohanoc Coffee, unless we get a ton of people on Thursday!

More lies from fake liberals. This whole advertisement is code for- help! The illegals are taking over our schools. Let's meet to figure out how to stop them!... Why libs just won't say it is beyond me. Fake placards builds mistrust.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

You probably aren't a parent or you live in N. Arlington and harbor these views because your family is safe. Guess what- not for long! When th critical mass becomes so crucial no one can deny it, the county will engage in bus fleets to spread the "least among us" around. This includes you and your children. Get ready Nimby- they're coming!

Then it's off to private school!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Sounds like the modern Democratic party: the very rich, the poor, and idiots in between.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the 22204 list serve:

Please come share your ideas for Columbia Pike and South Arlington for the future. Lets further the interests of democracy. What better way than working to ensure that all groups are represented and that all the children of this county have equal access to the best this county can offer in terms of education.

If you are interested in contributing to the conversation the first meeting of this group is now Thursday May 28th at Carlyn Hallin Glen Carlyn 5711 4th Street South (because it is free, Arlington Mill was 30$) or Monday June 1st at 10 am at Rappohanoc Coffee, unless we get a ton of people on Thursday!

More lies from fake liberals. This whole advertisement is code for- help! The illegals are taking over our schools. Let's meet to figure out how to stop them!... Why libs just won't say it is beyond me. Fake placards builds mistrust.

Simmer down there Crazy Pants. You're going to have an aneurysm. Why do you care anyway? You , who so brilliantly predicted the down fall of humanity and moved all the way up to the rarefied air of North Arlington. Please stay put.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

See. Diehard liberals can't be helped. This fool is talking about helping the least among us. Hey dummy, we can't help the least among us. It's hurting all kids that schools are bursting at the seams. Socialism is hurting us... And it's not working.

We can't? Why not?

[Anonymous]

please stop feeding the troll

[Anonymous]

Should we post a new thread tomorrow morning with the meeting change/update?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:From the 22204 list serve:

Please come share your ideas for Columbia Pike and South Arlington for the future. Lets further the interests of democracy. What better way than working to ensure that all groups are represented and that all the children of this county have equal access to the best this county can offer in terms of education.

If you are interested in contributing to the conversation the first meeting of this group is now Thursday May 28th at Carlyn Hallin Glen Carlyn 5711 4th Street South (because it is free, Arlington Mill was 30$) or Monday June 1st at 10 am at Rappohanoc Coffee, unless we get a ton of people on Thursday!

More lies from fake liberals. This whole advertisement is code for- help! The illegals are taking over our schools. Let's meet to figure out how to stop them!... Why libs just won't say it is beyond me. Fake placards builds mistrust.

Simmer down there Crazy Pants. You're going to have an aneurysm. Why do you care anyway? You , who so brilliantly predicted the down fall of humanity and moved all the way up to the rarefied air of North Arlington. Please stay put.

dont worry! We up here in north Arlington are staying put. We care about our kids' education and training here well-being. You guys down there go ahead and keep experimenting with your kids. I'm sure they'll appreciate it later on in life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, it really seems like Arlington has a divide between the mega-rich and the poor. The middle class is being pushed out.

Hogwash! The middle class is getting what they asked for. They supported super liberal policies that ultimately cause bottlenecks (ie. oversubscribed schools) and now they're complaining. Too bad!

So... middle class people shouldn't support policies that helped them become middle class in generations past? "I've got mine, jack, so screw you?" It's not even altruism to want to help those behind you, because when the least do better, we all do.

See. Diehard liberals can't be helped. This fool is talking about helping the least among us. Hey dummy, we can't help the least among us. It's hurting all kids that schools are bursting at the seams. Socialism is hurting us... And it's not working.

We can't? Why not?

You're quite silly and probably don't have a child at a severely crowded school. The kids are packed like sardines and many are being left behind- particularly those who are advanced. These children didn't ask to be here and shouldn't be cheated because of ideology that promotes a la la land view of the world. If you want to martyr your kid then go ahead. I want my child to have a chance in life.