candycorn
Diamond Member
Please feel free to re-read what I posted 30 minutes ago:
Attract business; just do it smartly to where your State’s citizens come out ahead.
Listen candy, you do know I love your brain it's like mine.
Your just on the opposite of the spectrum.
Why can't you comprehend all states were not created equal? And have the same mineral and fossil fuels?
Sure candy I admit back in the 1700s till before the industrial revolution the red states were rich ..got slave labor to farm, but that all changed when slavery was abolished and people up north realized what they had.
So the south became poor and the north prospered..
Now in 2016 the south realized that we are in global economy..
The only way to compete is keep taxes low, get rid of unions and attract over sea jobs..
And the south will continue to evolve toward a third world nation. The schools I went to in Texas were built in 1950. Some in the district I went to were built in 1937…. No plans on replacing them….
Maybe the population of the towns have decreased?
Give me specific examples as I live in DFW area and there are new schools opening frequently.
But here are some FACTS about new schools in Texas. Little contrary to your unsubstantiated statement!
School Construction Costs - District Map - Texas Transparency
The map shows the Texas public school districts that opened new campuses between 2007 and 2013 divided into five ranges of cost per square foot. You can click on each district to find out how many new campuses were built, how much was spent on the construction and other related data.
(Isn't the Internet wonderful?... took me less then 5 minutes to find this information...where is yours??)
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My information that my school was built in 1950?
Wrigley field was built in the 1800s and still alive today..
Your point is? Nothing the south is regrowing
Good for it. Would you not agree that it is the exception rather than the rule? I know you’ll lie here (you always do)….
Would you rather have your kid go to a school built this century or would you rather send your kid to a school built before the Apollo Program was even on the drawing board?