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[+] 26 points 1 year ago (3 children)
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    It's definitely getting broader than that, with the way that wealth stratification continues to skyrocket. But I don't mean "actually rural," I really do mean "more rural." A good amount of city real estate prices have priced lower-income folks out of the urban core in many (most?) cities, gentrifying the downtown and resulting in a reversal of 1980s White Flight as the working class move to now-cheaper suburban and rural communities.

    I didn't mean just farmers or whatever. I just mean people who haven't got the money to live in the Trader Joe's district.

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