“I grew up in Roslindale, a town in Boston that was mainly working middle class families.
“Then section 8 started moving into the 3 family homes on the street and things went down hill fast, this was in the early 90’s.”
This was the way Section 8 was supposed to work. It was supposed to affect lower-middle and middle class communities. It’s advocates actually believe it will help raise the consciousness of the middle class to be exposed to minorities. Of course it doesn’t work out that way.
Section 8 was NOT intended to move inner city folks out to really nice suburbs like Antioch that have enough money to hire police to deal with the problem.
This is voter management, making sure the Democrats win by about 60% uniformly. There's no benefit to winning 100% of the inner city while only 45% of the conservative suburbs. They also need to avoid excessive genetic and cultural inbreeding and mix things up periodically. Without that after a few generations they would be producing essentially zoo animals.