who knew the Bronx could ignite such a thoughtful thread of conversation....joking. Once i read the original comment, i'm shocked the conversation stayed as friendly as is. Lesson in life, especially through text readings on forum, emails, etc.., you can't always say or type what you're really thinking because it can sometimes come out wrong. I get your point about the socio-economic conditions from a sociology/ archaeological standpoint. There is a legitimate arguments there. However, the way it was introduced left readers wondering what you truly meant, and some took it as far as thinking you were insulting them. Besides there are many factors for urban failures or as the cliche would say (inner-city) populations. Lack of quality education is just one of many aspects. But then one must ask what leads to the lack of quality education and then another argument sprouts within the context of the original discussion. That's why things are best left unsaid at times. The assumption that people towards the top of the list are white and from Brooklyn and thus will choose B division, is also a bad assumption. Just my take on this...
still waiting for my phone call, (150s) feel like im in limbo between heaven and hell