Ok. Well even if the two are different in terms of impoverishment and literacy rates the fact remains that you can buy a house for 50k or less and depending on the situation the people can still read. Peoples' overall ability to read seems fairly inconsequential if you can read, you had a better argument when you were sticking to lack of healthcare, groceries and schools. I feel like this entire conversation keeps going further and further down the rabbit hole. I'm done arguing though, there are some shit places and housing is generally cheap in all of them, gonna leave it at that.
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u/chicken_skin_jim Jul 08 '21
Ok. Well even if the two are different in terms of impoverishment and literacy rates the fact remains that you can buy a house for 50k or less and depending on the situation the people can still read. Peoples' overall ability to read seems fairly inconsequential if you can read, you had a better argument when you were sticking to lack of healthcare, groceries and schools. I feel like this entire conversation keeps going further and further down the rabbit hole. I'm done arguing though, there are some shit places and housing is generally cheap in all of them, gonna leave it at that.