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Originally Posted by Charlatan
This may be nit-picking but this is not always an indication of poverty. Car ownership rates drop significantly in urban centres (where people actually live in the urban centre -- like NYC and New Orleans). No need for a car if you can walk or take dependable public transit.
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Your right, its not necessarily an indication of poverty. Its only a statistic, but it does illustrate the point that a lot of people in New Orleans needed some way to evacuate the city, and in a government-created welfare-state, where does that responsibility lie? Many people without cars I'm sure found a way out, but many people without cars did not evacuate? I ask why is that. Is it because they have grown dependent on the government to give them everything the
need?