w/r/t #2 you're not arguing the point you're just re-phrasing it. That money has to come from somewhere, so it comes from the schools and the spending power of

w/r/t #2 you're not arguing the point you're just re-phrasing it. That money has to come from somewhere, so it comes from the schools and the spending power of the residents via higher property taxes. That's why all the "old burb" areas like mass/ct/nj/long-island have very high property taxes. People think they can flee it by moving to burbs in delaware/florida/rdc/whatever but its just moving the problem and kicking the can a generation, not solving it.