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Old 10-17-07 | 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ilikebikes
long paragraph ending with the phrase"and thank you for showing us how much better you are with your "fancy" reading and writing skills you just to dambded ejabacated for a po ignant man like myself to keep up wit ya!"deleted to save space
There's a big difference between a lack of education due to economic disparity, and taking pride in a lack of education. Being educated and being strong (mentally and physically adept, esp. when considered in a physical confrontation) are not mutually exlusive concepts. That being the case, why is there such hostility in your argument? This is a serious question, not me taking some kind of dig. You've stated that you don't live where you do out of economic necessity, but instead because you see the promise in a developing area. If everyone there harbours the same attitude that you do, will the area ever improve? If it does, will it most likely be through gentrification, at which point it will only reinforce the idea that "rich, educated people only exist to keep the lower class down"?
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