People who stay in these cities deserve what they get... It's not the 1800s where you have to put everything on a wagon, you have a chance to die in the wilderness and it takes you weeks to move to another city... it's 2012, you can move in one day anywhere in the country with no danger... but eh, people will stay in these hell holes no matter what... good luck to them but don't come crying...

http://www.sott.net/articles/show/248334....

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#1 Gary, Indiana

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#2 Chicago, Illinois
#3 Detroit, Michigan

#4 Stockton, California
#5 Flint, Michigan
#6 West Philly
#7 Cleveland, Ohio
#8 Camden, New Jersey
#9 St. Louis
#10 New Orleans, Louisiana
#11 Oakland, California
#12 Baltimore, Maryland

Most of these have been hell holes for decades... but due to the collapse, it won't be long before this is the norm.

I've been inside that gutted church in Gary. I'm amazed it's still standing at all.

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People who stay in these cities deserve what they get

People who pose arguments like that deserve what they get.

I agree. People that live in those cities are to blame and they should stay and not spread the idiocy to another place.

http://www.springfieldnewssun.com/news/n....
RE#7:
City plans to raze 250 blighted homes
Funds come from settlement with mortgage firms

All 88 counties in Ohio applied for a portion of the $75 million in demolition grants. Champaign County received about $245,800. Cuyahoga County received the largest grant at $11.85 million.

We bred out any individuality and ability to stand on your own that would allow them to move. People in covered wagons had a lot more skills to facilitate a move (ability to survive in transit) and the ability to risk failure.

The people are just screwed. There is no saving them. If they moved they'd just bring that same "we need assistance to live" with them.

Those houses must have been very nice back in the day. They would have been the equivalent of the nice suburban house you're living in right now.

What will your house look like in 30 years?

I bet you could still make decent money on real estate investment solely by looking at racial demographics, you know if you were a racist.


Gary, IN
White 12245 11.92%
Black or African American 86340 84.03%

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People who stay in these cities deserve what they get

Alanha wrote..

People who pose arguments like that deserve what they get.

Why?

The majority of voters in these cities voted in the leadership that is causing this.

YU No Like Karma?

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Why?

Because "people" is all-encompassing. It mashes the innocent together with the culpable.

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The majority of voters in these cities voted in the leadership that is causing this.

They had elections in Germany too, before the war. Did the Jews have it coming for that reason?

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They had elections in Germany too, before the war. Did the Jews have it coming for that reason?

Hmmm no but if you do not know in what environment you live, you might get eaten by a lion.

Everyone in Germany could have seen this coming... if they had read Hitler's book... but most of them didn't and were in denial. Just like most Americans are right now about the level of corruption and crimes of the federal government... they have not read the books and white papers of those controlling the countries.

If you would have, you would have know beforehand all that has happened and all that will happen if people don't take action. It's all there.

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Hmmm no but if you do not know in what environment you live, you might get eaten by a lion.

You're trying to have your cake and eat it too.

Either people (AKA everybody "deserves" it ("might" is a side-step), or they don't.

That's why the phraseology should be avoided.

13. Compton, Ca.

Actually, I think Detroit is well-represented in this piece.

14. Santa Ana, Ca.

15-2316, Anytown, Ca.

What? That is all-encompassing. It mashes the innocent together with the culpable. There are solvent towns in California.

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Those houses must have been very nice back in the day. They would have been the equivalent of the nice suburban house you're living in right now.

What will your house look like in 30 years?

Worse. Those houses were better built than anything recent.

We're number 2! We're number 2! um... oh, wait...

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The murder rate in Chicago is up 38 percent so far this year, and the recent spike in violence in the city has made national headlines.

As I noted the other day, there are only about 200 police officers in Chicago's Gang Enforcement Unit to deal with an estimated 100,000 gang members.

I grew up there and would spend nights at my grandparents house. There was an ally next to the house and we would hear gun shots on a regular basis. That was 30 years ago. Think warzone when you think of Gary...........

What do all of those cities have in common? Two things at least: 1) Democrat political leadership for decades; 2) majority black populations. Put those things together anywhere and you have a recipe for utter disaster.