re: Defining "poverty."
>"It ain't arrogance if you know what the hell you're talking about."
It's your lack of care of all those poor individuals scraping a living together. It doesn't matter what district they're in, or how they're moved around in neat little census packages, it's how you see poverty, and the government that (to a degree), controls it.
Again, you miss the bull in the china shop, on Main Street.
Your typical reply.
"There was no bull in the china shop on Station Street.
Here I am decrying the FACT that minimum wage has NOT increeased with the cost of living over the past two decades, and you mention instead that I don't know what an algorithm is or "how" poverty is defined.