David Brooks Sandwich Column

[Okeefenokee]

There are big time zoning problems. The rich in San Francisco won't let you build, (but who is responsible for this?) and it causes rent to skyrocket. In any case it won't solve the problem. Putting poor kids in rich schools won't fix the problem because the problem isn't related to money. It's a family/cultural problem. Overwhelming the area with the poor will just cause the people with means to leave.

Dr. Peterson was talking about that in a speech I listened to last night. They have done full studies showing the bad eggs bring down the good eggs, not the other way around.

[Viktorthepirate]

There are big time zoning problems. The rich in San Francisco won't let you build, (but who is responsible for this?) and it causes rent to skyrocket. In any case it won't solve the problem. Putting poor kids in rich schools won't fix the problem because the problem isn't related to money. It's a family/cultural problem. Overwhelming the area with the poor will just cause the people with means to leave.

Dr. Peterson was talking about that in a speech I listened to last night. They have done full studies showing the bad eggs bring down the good eggs, not the other way around.

I thought we learned the lesson that forcing people to associate who do not want to associate does not work.

[Okeefenokee]

There are big time zoning problems. The rich in San Francisco won't let you build, (but who is responsible for this?) and it causes rent to skyrocket. In any case it won't solve the problem. Putting poor kids in rich schools won't fix the problem because the problem isn't related to money. It's a family/cultural problem. Overwhelming the area with the poor will just cause the people with means to leave.

Dr. Peterson was talking about that in a speech I listened to last night. They have done full studies showing the bad eggs bring down the good eggs, not the other way around.

I thought we learned the lesson that forcing people to associate who do not want to associate does not work.

That's pretty phallogocentric of you. Learning is a construct of the patriarchy.

[Viktorthepirate]

Dr. Peterson was talking about that in a speech I listened to last night. They have done full studies showing the bad eggs bring down the good eggs, not the other way around.

I thought we learned the lesson that forcing people to associate who do not want to associate does not work.

That's pretty phallogocentric of you. Learning is a construct of the patriarchy.