This demographic trope of “people who feel forgotten” is annoying. I grok anger about being actually oppressed, but if your complaint is *just* “being forgotten” a) there’s people who’ve *never* had attention b) maybe try to do more memorable things? c) What, you want a parade?
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I agree that their diagnosis of favouritism is probably wrong. But wouldn't you expect efficiencies when deploying institutional resources towards city dwellers? I would be surprised if they had similar access to resources.
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Yes, but more because of the more evolved nature of urban economies (information based rather than manufacturing or agriculture). But reaction is to *personal* subsidies. Welfare-bad-sector-subsidies-good thinking. Good, honest, bullshit work beats the evils of handouts.
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