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I would argue that while it may not help rural West Virginia, the location, it can (and does, just not for everyone!) benefit some subset of that WV population
by ImprovedSilence 6y ago
I would argue that while it may not help rural West Virginia, the location, it can (and does, just not for everyone!) benefit some subset of that WV population who does manage to become educated and leave for a better prospects in a city or some other part of the country.
- curryst 6y agoWhich further perpetuates the cycle because anyone who makes enough to pay taxes to support public programs leaves. I don't blame them, but it sucks for some of these communities.