Choice means options. You err I'm afraid...living in the landscape alongside a freeway is not an option.
Wuwee, the undocumented do not decide where public taxes are spent. The legislators do.
The answer above is a great illustration of the warping of perception of reality. Why legislation attempts utterly fail to realize goals. Come. Sit with me in a healthcare waiting room. The last visit was me, and nine expectant mothers who I could only converse with in Spanish. A 2:00 appointment? Promptly, at 2:36 I was called. The six minute "I have other patients waiting" visit had the harried doctor forgetting to FAX four of my 24-font written listed medications. Three of which where cardiac medicines. THIS has become "the norm" It was too late to call the doctor from the pharmacy.
Why is a two thousand dollar machine is being "looked at" in an attempt to augment public safety? Tackle the abstract not the reality?
With Dystopian mentality the absurd becomes the normal and normal becomes undesirable. Favorite people-points to champion are the broad swath known as "victims".
The only problem is, the cure is far worse than the malady. If a point of contention clearly urges a particular course of action, it therefore (to legislative0 is not usable.
If anyone knows of a place in California that hosts dwellings fit for a social security budget please yell and scream...
The silence is deafening...
