Againsheila
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You start with number one, you'll never get to number two, there will be a revolution. Our income gap is already way bigger than France's was before their revolution; the only thing preventing one here, is the fact that people aren't hungry.
Sheila - This is how we could fix an individual problem area, like Detroit.
We could accomplish much the same thing on a federal level, but we would have to do it much slower. One way to do this would be to shift he welfare burden from the federal government (were it shouldn't be) to the states (where it STILL shouldn't be). If we did this by slowly decreasing federal funding for welfare.
So you've gone from end it immediately to slowly decrease it. Didn't think your plan through very well, did you?