I moved to Eugene from a much larger city, and I was dismayed to find that Eugene is much more classist than anywhere else I have lived. Here, the wealthier residents (who just aren't that wealthy on a national scale) seem to guard what they have so tightly, to the detriment of the community. Honestly, struggling people having nice things, or in this case, average things, isn't going to make you less rich. However, the self-serving and greedy attitudes of many respondents here make them "less good," in my opinion. What kind of person argues against feeding children?
Volunteering in Eugene classrooms, I've seen some kids who truly do need the support of unconditional school meals, as well as any other support the community can offer. I hope that the 4-J district continues its free breakfast program for the long term; I feel it raises the standards for all children here.