Uh, this has been happening for the last 30 years. College grads go to where the jobs are, and they're not in rural America.
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Boredom is a hell of a drug but thank God it's not meth
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This isn't the fault of "college towns", but a result of college itself opening doors to the world for their graduates.
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Any thoughts as to why? Gee whiz, not large enough subsidies I guess.
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They have always left but it is accelerating due to access to see what is possible via social media and the fact they need jobs.
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A call of action. Gotta educate the dumbest sector on land.
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Many of them return to farms but have second job also. Economics of farming in current times.
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Beside the depopulation of the farm belt, the abandonment of professions linked to the land is another potential problem waiting to happen.
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"How ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm, after they've seen Par-eeeeee!"
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Oh, what will the GOP do when rural white Americans get an education and realize they've been lied to by greedy, racist GOP propaganda?
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