Several crucial differences emerged between families that had access to a car and those that did not. The families with cars moved to neighborhoods with less poverty and were more likely to stay there. They lived in neighborhoods with less unemployment, higher median rents, more access to green space and lower levels of cancer risk. By the end of the government's survey, these families also lived in neighborhoods with better-performing schools.They are describing suburbia - lefties hate suburbia. Unless, as it seems, they believe that the populations should be switched.
They are describing suburbia - lefties hate suburbia. Unless, as it seems, they believe that the populations should be switched.The lefties really DO hate those safe, clean, well-armed, Republican, low tax suburban and rural areas!
The population switch experiment has already been demonstrated by the French.
In France, the cities may be the preferred choice for the wealthy live and the suburbs are where the poor and minorities tend to live.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/feb/23/french-intifada-arab-banlieues-fighting-french-state-extract
"Poor" households in the US have more cars than middle-class households almost everywhere on the planet. Poverty in the United States in 2014 doesn't have much (if anything) to do with money.