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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
What's that have to do with the price of butter in a Chinese potato?

I didn't say you can't enjoy a city or that you should move out, i was pointing out they're echo chambers with a high level of social pressure to go along. Also very reliant and approving of government, as a rule.

My biggest issue with that is cities tend to create or see local problems and want them solved federally, and enforced in areas to which it does not apply. Keep your policies local and i say continue to vote for people who'll run it into the ground to your heart's content.
gpt
My point was that I don't really buy that cities are significantly more socially coercive than small towns are lol. Maybe the brand of politics are different, but as someone who has lived in basically every living situation in my life at least once, being atheist, LGBTQ+, don't want to have children, or even something as mundane as having a different fashion style can most definitely get busy bodies up in your business about it. 

I'd love to have more local control over my blue city in a red state, considering we have wildly popular local initiatives get sandbagged by state Republicans.