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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I think one of the oddest things to me is people who are basically poor, and one paycheck away from financial calamity, feel superior because they live in a large city, and thus they're automatically better than some redneck from Mississippi who at least owns the property their trailer home sits on.

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When I graduated with my liberal arts degree, I clung to it because I didn't have many other accomplishments I could cling to. It didn't make me a superior person. It just made me an asshole for thinking I was better than a mechanic, plumber, or Walmart cashier just because I had a degree.
gpt
It also goes the other way. Rural people think they're better than city people as well. Note that I've lived in both rural and urban America and the biggest difference between a small town and big city in this country is population. Both still have to deal with wealth inequality, homelessness, crime, poverty, transportation issues due to sprawl, etc. The divides in this country still come down to money before anything else.