Duh. The boomer generation (of which I am a member) has systematically disinvested in future generations. We've stripped resources from education, housing, and

Duh. The boomer generation (of which I am a member) has systematically disinvested in future generations. We've stripped resources from education, housing, and infrastructure. And we've successfully concentrated ourselves into certain geographical areas (counties) and driven housing prices up. And now our generation's birth rate has (except for trophy wives) fallen to zero. That happens to every generation. So, young people who want to live in our enclaves have to work really hard, or have to live in our cellars. Those who can afford it don't have time for kids, and those who can't go to live in areas we consider less "desireable."