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RE: TODAY I LEARNED - What a Detailed Map of the Election Results May Mean

in #til9 years ago

Great point. This is not just a country vs city phenomenon. I think it is a matter of culture generally. People are becoming more isolated and I think it is happening in rural areas too, just more slowly.

I grew up living next to a farm and had many friends who lived in the same area.

The atmosphere has slowly changed - partly it may be down to rich city dwellers often moving to houses in the country.

It happens a lot in England. It also can result in shrinkage of rural communities as younger people get priced out of the housing market due to it.

This can also heighten the divisions between those who grew up in rural areas and those who are considered city dwellers.

Fascinating discussion.

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I agree, it is a very interesting discussion to be involved in.

Many variables exist in situations like this, and people can be very passionate about issues like this.