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Since my own neighborhood ranks at number 2 on the Top Ten priority clusters, I'm not joining the ranks of protesters.  I may not be all that excited by the some of the policies that have been floated thus far, but I'd be MUCH angrier to be stuck with status quo.[/quote]

This is my position exactly. While I acknowledge that the DME screwed up by allowing stink bombs like city wide lotteries to be put on the table, I don't have much patience for people who want to shut the whole process down and even less for people like Catania who knows better but is using the hysteria as a political strategy.[/quote]

It sounds more like your families aren't directly hurt by any other this, so while you acknowledge that other families are, you're not going to put yourselves out for them.   If the luck of the draw had not come down in your favor, you'd be joining the ranks of protestors.[/quote]
Nope, our school is right on the firing line, but I also have hands on experience as a volunteer at an at risk school, so I understand that what works fine for  JKLM might not work in other parts of town. So let's at least think about doing some things a different way[/quote]

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