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  There are plenty of poor rural folk. Look at the Appalachians for one example. >
  
  Still, typically live in smaller homes sharing with more people >
  
  Growing up in NYC I've seen plenty of homeless who are territorial and don't want others nearby for fear of taking what little they have. >
  
  Like rich people in South Africa living in gated communities. I'd rather be safe in the hood lol >
  
  That's true, but don't forget that money isn't everything! There are some priceless experiences and memories to be made when you live in a close community. >
  
  This reminds me of the Demolition man and rat burger >
  
  Shopping for houses i see the new builds have people right next to each other...the older cheaper homes tend to have more yard land.