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Coming to an area near you. The Feds have been very aggressive in pushing these kinds of developments on neighborhoods across the nation.

The idea is that more affluent communities should ‘welcome’ the opportunity to host a more diverse residents in order to provide them a role model. The newer, poorer, residents will see how the more affluent live and will come to understand that if they pattern their lives after the affluent, then they will leave behind their lives of welfare dependency, crime, and poverty. The will see a new way of life were people leave their homes and commute to their jobs where they earn a very good living.

Actually, the idea does have promise in improving the lives of the more diverse populations moving into these more affluent areas. Once the more affluent leave for work, the new more diverse residents also leave their subsidized housing for their chosen career of breaking and entering into their neighbors homes where they find all sorts of easily stolen merchandise which can be easily and quickly fenced thus improving their lifestyles.

The other idea is that once the more affluent come to know their newer and more diverse neighbors, they will see how difficult their lives are and will support more welfare and wealth redistribution schemes especially if these schemes do not improve the diversity of their neighborhoods.

BTW, do not attempt to thwart these schemes. The feds have been known to take persons organizing against the plans to court citing their opposition as a violation of the civil rights of the more diverse. Some of the more affluent have used their constitutional rights of freedom of speech and the right to petition their government as a defense. The feds have told those using these as a defense that these rights do not hold, they are superseded by the rights of the more diverse under federal law.