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Harbinger?
OK, so is this what we have come to? Is this the 'new soup line?' Or what? I know a lot of hillbillies went to Detroit to find work during the Great Depression and for several years after. Many of those have come home. Is this what's left of Deeetroit?
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My parents were raised in the area and told me Detroit was one fabulous city in it's day, and rightly so, there were a lot of weathy people and well paid engineers and other professionals. Now it's just a cesspool.
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My late husband's uncle and his wife moved back home after many years. They said crime was so bad they just had to get out of it. I've never been. Never plan to.
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I'd hate to say it but Detroit is just one of those cities that would be better off if the city itself was flattened along with the majority of the residents living there!
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Paying families 3 grand to move out of Detroit would be a good idea.
With an official unemployment rate of 30% and 12,000 abandoned homes. A quarter of the city is vacant, about 36 square miles left by business and homeowners. About 400 bodies a year are being removed from cemeteries to ones outside the city because folks afraid to come to the city. It's a city in it's death throes. |
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