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DarkLogix
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Baytown, TX
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I wonder Why

The Post seems almost surprised that the community with the higher percentage of high school graduates and job placement programs saw better economic fortunes

why would the Post be surprised?


John Galt
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Happy Camp
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said by DarkLogix:

Why would the Post be surprised?
It's a figure of speech.
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baineschile
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Sterling Heights, MI

reply to DarkLogix
This may not be because of internet access directly. Communities with more money that could afford healthcare and better education always did better than the poor communities; broadband has little to do with the equation.


patcat88

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Jamaica, NY
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said by DarkLogix:

The Post seems almost surprised that the community with the higher percentage of high school graduates and job placement programs saw better economic fortunes

why would the Post be surprised?
Because its not politically correct or compatible with rugged individualism.

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