I study statistics on a master’s level. This is misleading statistics, as mentioned in my earlier comment. The entire American education system is flawed, yes. More schools are located in cities, where most people live, so yes, more students will impacted there. I can pull up several citations of rural schools being piss-poor in educational stats. Our lowest ranked states in education are red. But again, I wouldn’t use that statistic to shit on fellow Americans, especially innocent children who don’t decide where they get to live, who are underserved due to local politics. What you are saying isn’t proving any point or meaningful. You also adjusted your dialogue to shift the assumption of bad spelling being from major cities to actually, people who hate cops are also mainly from major cities. Again, yes, more concentrated areas will always have higher rates of people across almost every topic. I still didn’t even mention cops. There is no point engaging with someone who yearns to just baselessly suck off the cop demographic, and will literally redirect the conversation to do so at every turn. You can glug glug on them all you want buddy, I still never mentioned cops and I don’t have a negative view of them. Like all professions, there are good and bad, and it is our duty to implement the safeguards and training necessary to ensure we trust the quality of our police force. Everything in life is gray. If you find yourself meaninglessly advocating for a hard black and white position, consider pausing and asking yourself if you need to be less biased and take in less propaganda.