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    • When things don't sit well

      How often have you heard or watched the news report on something that is pretty much the opposite of what you experienced? What gives?

      Spending time in Brooklyn is a pretty good education.... if you stick around long enough to connect some of the dots.

      You can see the slant of the local papers/politicians/deve;opers/residents/leaders evolve, or is that expose themselves in an interesting dance of seek the money/ support the source of the money/ obfuscate the connection/ avoid the consequences of being bought.

       

      The naive become less so, but usually, before the anger can reach a boil, either become part of the problem, spawn or become affluent enough that a little malfeasance doesn't bother them that much anymore.

       

      And so it goes.  Fresh people in.  People consumed by the process out.  No real progress.  Actually, often a regression. And no real accountability.  Some blame the courts, but  as SOPA has shown us, we are as guilty by pretending that the electorate, with a staggered effect, can keep the powers that be on their toes and on the better side of either a legal, moral or ethical right.

      What gives is a a little bit of the collective soul every time we don't pay attention for whatever reason.

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Prologue

  • When things don't sit well

    How often have you heard or watched the news report on something that is pretty much the opposite of what you experienced? What gives?

    Spending time in Brooklyn is a pretty good education.... if you stick around long enough to connect some of the dots.

    You can see the slant of the local papers/politicians/deve;opers/residents/leaders evolve, or is that expose themselves in an interesting dance of seek the money/ support the source of the money/ obfuscate the connection/ avoid the consequences of being bought.

     

    The naive become less so, but usually, before the anger can reach a boil, either become part of the problem, spawn or become affluent enough that a little malfeasance doesn't bother them that much anymore.

     

    And so it goes.  Fresh people in.  People consumed by the process out.  No real progress.  Actually, often a regression. And no real accountability.  Some blame the courts, but  as SOPA has shown us, we are as guilty by pretending that the electorate, with a staggered effect, can keep the powers that be on their toes and on the better side of either a legal, moral or ethical right.

    What gives is a a little bit of the collective soul every time we don't pay attention for whatever reason.