Solidarity isn't a suicide pact, the shitty situation we find ourselves in won't get better no matter how loudly you insist it should. So what communities are you arguing to see cuts instead of rural ones? Don't give me some wishy washy BS, these are the questions we need to answer right now.
Let's extrapolate this out to a national state unit level (which liberals also love to do). How did your state of Nebraska vote and should the people of Omaha who generally voted differently but are stuck within the larger Trump voting political unit be punished for that
Yes. That's how voting and living in a society work, on the most basic level. Thankfully Omaha has the population base to eat these cuts without too much trouble, but that means they will be cutting rural outreach which costs more and serves fewer people.
That's a pretty shitty society. It's not immutable and we should simply not accept this anymore
Maybe, but it's also just how democratic societies function. We all get the policies the majority/plurality vote for.
That's not true on a lot of levels