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> Third world country of America

This is silly. You expect anyone to take you seriously?

Have you used Wikipedia?

It was one of the first culture war battlegrounds... And it's been owned for a while now.

Looking at these gross payments (and executive migration to think tanks), are you really pretending things aren't political?

And the kids who's families can't afford to move/go to private school pay for the rich family's idealism.

And where will these zones be? Why do I get the feeling your great idea will be entirely someone else's problem.

I guess it doesn't have to make much sense, as long as you can blame America...

I'll quote another comment: > Javice interfered in due diligence in a very sophisticated way. JPMC tried to verify user data but Javice claimed they couldn't provide user personal information "due to privacy concerns". In the end Javice was able to convince due diligence team by engaging in multiple layers of fraud. Sure due diligence team could've done a better job, but Javice was a sophisticated adversary. It's not like due diligence team didn't have any concerns. But they wanted to balance their concerns against possibility of passing a good deal due to formality.

> The article suggests...

Maybe because it's a politicized topic? How can you smugly dismiss their point like that?

The perfect is the enemy of the good.

Another thing about being poor is that, even if you buy the 50$ boots, there's then a good chance someone will steal them from you.

You can't just redefine words and assume everyone is going to accept you new definition.

Especially when it is this self serving.