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Topic	House just pass new tax bill.
FLUFFYGERM 11/16/17 2:47:14 PM #43:	Darkman124 posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... I glimpsed through that link. It talks about how hard it is to collect accurate data about how much money actually goes where. And it talks about how federal funding equalizes inequalities. So Idk the problem seems a lot more nuanced than "THE RICH GIVE THEIR OWN COMMUNITY TOO MUCH FUNDING" or w/e. that is entirely inaccurate. the second link shows a spreadsheet of the relative spending of poor and wealthy communities on students. your issue is you don't see a problem with spending more on students born in wealthy communities. which is your position to hold, but don't lie and claim that's not what is happening. I don't deny that wealthy communities are able to spend more on education. I don't see a problem with that, especially not when the CPS spends $16,000 per student per year on average. Which is more than the Illinois average. And they're doing it with money that was redistributed in the type of scheme you want implemented at a federal level. Despite the CPS being the most bloated, inefficient, and corrupt shit stain that has ever touched this planet. --- they shall be the first ones against the wall when the revolution comes - averagejoel <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:890513005] in House just... [t:75997958]...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote>I glimpsed through that link. It talks about how hard it is to collect accurate data about how much money actually goes where. And it talks about how federal funding equalizes inequalities. So Idk the problem seems a lot more nuanced than "THE RICH GIVE THEIR OWN COMMUNITY TOO MUCH FUNDING" or w/e. </quote> that is entirely inaccurate. the second link shows a spreadsheet of the relative spending of poor and wealthy communities on students. your issue is you don't see a problem with spending more on students born in wealthy communities. which is your position to hold, but don't lie and claim that's not what is happening.</quote> I don't deny that wealthy communities are able to spend more on education. I don't see a problem with that, especially not when the CPS spends $16,000 per student per year on average. Which is more than the Illinois average. And they're doing it with money that was redistributed in the type of scheme you want implemented at a federal level. Despite the CPS being the most bloated, inefficient, and corrupt shit stain that has ever touched this planet. --- they shall be the first ones against the wall when the revolution comes - averagejoel</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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