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Update : the 5 most dangerous US cities.

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  • Permanently deleted user
    Those places have the highest concentration of Crooks thats why..[:o)][:o)]MORE CROOKS equal MORE CRIME..[;)]
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  • fishkiller41
    Drug-Sales ..
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  • Marc1301
    Hmmmmmm,.......it just might be because, oh nevermind!
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  • Jgreen
    Because there are NO JOBS in Detroit or Flint. Period.
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  • Marc1301
    Then move to where there are jobs!!
    See my post on the other similar thread.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    If everyone migrated to where jobs are, then there would be no jobs there either. Lack of Industry creates the lack of jobs everywhere.
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by Classic095
    If everyone migrated to where jobs are, then there would be no jobs there either. Lack of Industry creates the lack of jobs everywhere.

    Don't have to fret about that, as a large part will choose to stay where there are none, and remain on the programs.
    The ones that want a better life will, or have already moved.
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  • kimi
    You can find a thousand poverty stricken areas in rural America, and you will not find high crime rates. Poverty is definitely a contributing fator, but one's values weighs heavily too.
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  • bhale187
    quote:Originally posted by Rocklobster


    Anybody care to hazard a guess as to why?





    Liberal government "leadership"
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by bhale187
    quote:Originally posted by Rocklobster


    Anybody care to hazard a guess as to why?





    Liberal government "leadership"


    Incompetent leadership, or total inability to lead and manage effectively, is much more descriptive.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:The ones that want a better life will, or have already moved.

    Really if someone wants to better themselves and has a little backbone it isnt hard to do. Creating a job for yourself is rather simple..

    Most dont have the imagination or the will to do anything.

    I once started a business on 25 bucks, wound up selling the business 4 years later .[8D][:D][:0]
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  • Jgreen
    Classic and Marc are right on. People are moving from Detroit and Flint in droves. People blame our governor, but the fact is that we aren't the arsenal of democracy any longer, and we had generations of people that worked at the factories or at businesses that depended on these factories.

    I know a lot of you have never been to Detroit, so I'll try to explain it to you.

    Our downtown is along the Detroit River. It is about a square mile full of skyscrapers and other large buildings. You only have to go about 3-5 blocks from the riverfront before you start seeing the huge, old, and empty office buildings. At 5:05 pm, the place is a ghost town.

    We do have some small pockets of areas where you have a "night life". But you can't walk from one to the other. There is no mass transit here. You have to drive, period.

    If you go a little further out, you start to get the neighborhoods. Some areas are still very good; but these few areas are surrounded by crap. Even if you live in one of the nice areas, it's still unlivable. Groceries? Dry Cleaners? Clothing? Hardware stores? Forget it. You have to leave to go to one of the suburbs. Schooling? No way. You have to send your kid to a private school.

    Not too long ago, the city of Detroit and Wayne County had a rule that if you worked for the city, you must live in the city. That rule was thrown out, so now the areas in teh city that were livable are now crumbling.

    The funny thing is that there are some real gems in the city. We have Wayne State University, University of Detroit, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Detroit Science Center, the Charles Wright Museum of African American History, the Red Wings (who stil play downtown), Ford Field (Lions), Comerica Park (Tigers), the waterfront, Belle Isle, but despite all that, you can't live in the (*&%ing city. It's impossible.
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  • kimi
    The place sounds as if Sherman went through it without the torch. How sad.
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  • Fatstrat
    Detroit is the only place I ever delivered to (while trucking) where while INSIDE a fenced, gated receiver warehouse dock area, I was instructed to stay INSIDE my truck unless escorted by ARMED guard to open/close the trailer doors.
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  • redneckandy
    Must be high popluation areas made up mostly of monoritys that are being held back by the racist white man.[}:)]
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  • Captplaid
    Bush's fault!!


    duh!
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  • HandgunHTR52
    We have a plant that we operate and maintain in Camden, NJ. The ladies with questionable morals who practice the worlds oldest profession line up against the fence at all hours of the day. It is not uncommon to see the local police sitting in their cars talking to them.
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  • The Dutchman
    The white man did it!

    quote:Originally posted by Rocklobster
    Newly-compiled statistics have determined the 5 most dangerous (high violent crime rates) cities in the US:

    1) Detroit, MI
    2) St Louis, MO
    3) Flint, MI
    4) Oakland, CA
    5) Camden, NJ

    Anybody care to hazard a guess as to why?
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  • LKB3rd
    I know some of those places (ca, nj) have strict gun laws. Is that the common thread? Victim disarmament zones. Can joe citizen carry a pistol in michigan? Missouri?
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  • soop
    If you have a ccw you can carry in Michigan. I would recomened it if your are going to be in the Detroit /Flint area.Myself,I`m staying out with or without a gun.I haven`t been to either place in several years.
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  • redneckandy
    In Missouri you don't need a permit to carry in your vehicle, but you do need a permit to carry a pistol on you.
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  • FrancF
    quote:4) Oakland, CA
    warnabrother.bmp
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by FrancF
    quote:4) Oakland, CA
    warnabrother.bmp

    I have to save this one![:D]
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  • FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by FrancF
    quote:4) Oakland, CA
    warnabrother.bmp

    I have to save this one![:D]


    Tell ya It's not far from the truth. At night if your white and driving-
    Roll up the windows, lock the doors, and don't stop for red lights/stop signs.[:D]
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  • sig232
    Thats very sad Detroit used to be a fantastic place to live back in the 1940-1960s. Not a safe place after dark nowdays.

    Who is the fun member of Congress from that area? Is it Conyers?
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  • spryor
    I would've thought just across the river from STL (E. STL) would be on the list..
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  • badcompany
    all of those cities have high numbers of blacks.
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  • Sav99
    With the wind to my back I'm 35 minutes from Flint. I didn't realize that they made it to #3.
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  • allen griggs
    If you will look at the places in America with the highest number of crimes, and the highest rate of infant mortality, and the worst record in education, you will see that these are places with a high percentage of blacks.
    If you look at areas that are tops in education, and have the lowest rates of infant mortality, and rank at the bottom in crime, you will see that they have a high percentage of whites.
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  • badcompany
    then you can look at australia vs sierra leone
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