Just because a family is not below a poverty line for where they live does not mean they are heavy spenders in their local economy. I did not say anything about 50 percent being below the poverty line. Do like a reality show did a number of years back did in that they lived in a residence on par with their a dollar an hour above minimum wage life style and see for yourself how cushy it is.
AmTrak? A little misleading as there is a convenience factor and there is a certain portion of the public that does not want to fly. Not sure where you are going on this but I would say not all public transportation riders live in poverty but most people who live in poverty are public transportation riders.
Not saying that the small family farm is not under stress but each era is its own. Before the Mennonites and Amish showed up here in mass nobody was giving the very small farm a chance to exist 30 years ago. Grain farming is still under threat by new food technology and foreign competition. If there is simply no money in grain farming even the BTO will have no choice but to idle his operation.
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