“Bluntly put, characterizing gentrification as a racial\/cultural problem leads directly to easily accommodated demands for equal-opportunity access to the plunder that is the foundation of the regime of relentless upward redistribution.”<\/p>\n
As my days are increasingly numbered, one curiosity about the future, which shall remain unknown to me, still harbour is whether or not there’ll be a revolution which would reverse the “regime\u00a0 <\/span>of relentless upward distribution.” The odds seem against it<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “Bluntly put, characterizing gentrification as a racial\/cultural problem leads directly to easily accommodated demands for equal-opportunity access to the plunder that is the foundation of the regime of relentless upward redistribution.” As my days are increasingly numbered, one curiosity about the future, which shall remain unknown to me, still harbour is whether or not there’ll … <\/p>\n