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Old 08-04-2013, 07:31 PM   #9
Flames in 07
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Originally Posted by burn_this_city View Post
I was hopeful that after the flood the inner city folks would lay off banging this drum for a while. I'm sure this comes across as crass, but if people in growth areas should rightfully pay for the full development cost, than shouldn't the folks living on flood plains in turn pay the full cost of remediation? It's only fair isn't it? Why should someone who lives well above the flood areas be forced to pay for other people's choices? Frankly I'm tired of this debate, at some point in time, everyone is subsidized by the overall tax base, whether it be healthcare, unemployment, infrastructure ect.

Tell ya what, let's retroactively reverse a generation of wealth transfer from inner city to suburbs and shut the continuous flow of money, and I'd be happy to. That would be only fair isn't it?

You are tired of the debate because you don't like the obvious concept that inner city subsidies silly, unsustainable growth.
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