That's a great way to destroy property value and slash per-capita school budgets. A number of formerly nice suburbs in TX have been destroyed this way. This id

That's a great way to destroy property value and slash per-capita school budgets. A number of formerly nice suburbs in TX have been destroyed this way. This idea seems to be borne of a distinct "If poor inner city people can't have nice towns, no one can!" attitude. How about we try to actually improve poor inner city districts rather than making it someone else's problem?