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I have always wanted to live in larger cities like New York City, Los Angeles, Paris, Beijing and etc. I am currently only living in small rural towns but I definitely wouldn't mind relocating to bigger cities, even if they cost more compared to smaller towns. What about you guys and girls would you guys prefer to live life as city boys/girls or do you rather live life's as country boys/girls?

I recently posted a comment about how one positive thing religion does well is education especially the Catholic church.

I got this response:


"RACSKC0B
18 h
The Catholic church has done so much for education, more then any other entity for the last 1000 years?
First, no. How about the Department of Education of just about any developed nation. They educate all the people in their whole country, regardless of they're religious background, most don't care about race, nationality, class, and some don't even care about gender, or get this, sexual orientation.
Crazy right?
Just trying to give everyone the same tools, making all things even, so it's all fair and what not.
Never happen, thanks to things like religion, virtually every religion has the same image for a "family". 1 man, 1 woman (most are kinda OK with a girl in place of a women, you know because worst case she's only 18 years away from being a women, right? She'll get there eventually, one day, you'll see.), and 2.5 kids.

And then there's the other thing,... you know, come on, we all know. Just moving them to another city doesn't make that go away. Especially when they just start doing the exact same thing in the new city.
Oh, oh no, that's not,... OMFG is that what you're counting as them doing for education?
The irony of that is the catholic church says homosexuality is wrong, and immoral. But if you have gay sex with an underaged boy, and you're "a man of the cloth", the church will help hide not just the immoral wrong you've done, but you as well.
Yeah, you're right"

Obviously RACSKC0B has an issue with the Catholic Church.

I guess he does not realize public education in the USA is one of the worst in the modernized world... especially in urban areas.