If
there was a way to effectuate massive positive change for
New York City
and New York State, should this "solution" be
looked at?
If
ending Rent Stabilization was the catalyst for massive positive
change
for New York City and New York State, is it worth discussing
it?
Would
New York City be a better place if it were primarily Middle Class?
Would
business be more interested in moving to New York City if there
was a large
increase in the Middle Class population?
What
would happen to the income of the City and State with a change
in the population base back to Middle Class?
Are
neighborhoods and boroughs that were once Middle Class and Now
house primarily
poor tenants better today or when they were
Middle Class?
Is
it a worthy goal to allow New York City (and all American Cities)
to become havens for the middle class again?
Are
the poor being well served by keeping them in Cities?
Does
Society have a responsibility to try to empower those who can
not take
care of themselves to become self sufficient?
Would
society be better off if those who rely upon the "State" for
support had a way to help care for themselves in a productive
environment that would, hopefully, help make them self supporting?
