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Exactly but these are aspirational neighborhoods with aspirational schools all with high achieving residents and students. These are linked and there will always be a gap in capitalism. It just sucks when demographics are the leading indicator of said gap instead of.... I don’t know what the acceptable criteria to funnel people into have-nots. I just know there will always be have-nots, where you start will highly influence where you end up and it is absolutely generationally accumulative.

Bringing poor kids to rich areas will only help so much, got to send them home eventually and the high achieving kids which are in higher percentages will only tolerate slowing down to teach to some kids who might never get it.[/quote]

Why waste any resources on the poor kids? The sooner they accept that they will spend their life being poor, the better for them and for the rich kids. Right?

Good grief, PP.

No, it's not acceptable to write poor kids off for choosing the wrong parents, and capitalism doesn't require it, either.[/quote]

They can always practice their jumpshot or their jazz hands. You’re wrong capitalism’s formula requires a wide and broad minimum waged working class. You tell me who you are going to slot there when you talk about lifting others out.  We as a nation can tweak the floor and some of the levels (the new deal and globalism has America’s poor with some of the best quality of life in the world) but it is totally a numbers game. Trying to fix it with a “college track for all” scholastic approach makes me think people are more concerned with the perception of equality more then actual results.  [/quote]

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