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Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek
Well, people tend to think of small town life as stable and close, the opposite of big cities. Yet change has come to many parts of the United States. I think that dense social ties have given way to more impersonal relations in rural areas and small towns. We have to understand that demographic change brought on by migration and population turnover have disrupted tight social ties between families and neighbors. Also rates of crime are much higher in the South than anywhere else.
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Show me some hard evidence... BTW, are you from a small, rural town? THINKing that something is true may or may not make it so.
Example -- I think you are a stupid bitch. I think you don't know what you are talking about. I think you are so self-righteous that I want to shove Kum-ba-yah down your throat.
I may or may not have evidence to back this up. But, saying so doesn't prove my theory...
Wait... I come from a small, rural town where increasing migration has eroded the small-town ties and is sending us all to hell in a handbasket, right? You are talking out of your ASS.
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