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Bigger cities are the same. Politically they are very homogeneous. If you want want you kids to be near variety of perspectives, you should move to a smaller ci
by nec4b 4y ago
Bigger cities are the same. Politically they are very homogeneous. If you want want you kids to be near variety of perspectives, you should move to a smaller city or near one.
- CalRobert 4y agoThat hasn't been my experience. Maybe I'm just tired of being around people who feel the existence of cities is a personal affront.
- nec4b 4y agoMy conclusion comes from statistics and logic. In smaller cities the population is a mix a between daily rural migrants, factory workers and office/service workers. In big cities the population is mostly office/service workers. >>Maybe I'm just tired of being around people who feel the existence of cities is a personal affront. It's a bit ironic mentioning that here, because there is a pro urbanization (anti rural, anti suburbs) article on the front page of HN almost every week. And every dominant media in the country promotes the same narrative.