Michigan legislative action thread
Posted on 06/17/2015 4:15:14 PM PDT by cripplecreek
1. Benton Harbor 2. Muskegon Heights 3. Detroit 4. Benton Charter Township 5. Harper Woods 6. Flint 7. Highland Park 8. Flint Township 9. Jackson 10. Muskegon
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Detroit...then and now...
I would put Flint at number one but I think that’s just in the murder category.
Wow. Benton Harbor is the place the lovely Heathkits of my youth came from.
Now its a sewer.
Benton Harbor Heathkit RIP.
I was born in Highland Park.
My grandparents used to live in Highland Park.
What is the racial breakdown of these top 10 towns?
Muskegon? Is it really that bad?
Back in the early 1990s I frequently traveled to Detroit on business.
Downtown Detroit.
When I told people I was going to Detroit virtually all of them said that I should get a gun.
During my stay a few of us would go out a night and walk around the streets, walk about 8 or 10 blocks to “The Joe” and “Greek Town”. What was striking was that we could walk in an 5 or 10 block radius and literally not see a single other person.
No potential victims = No criminals.
“What is the racial breakdown of these top 10 towns?”
Well, they could have been Dorkbama’s sons.
And, considering their stupidity and immorality, they probably are.
I am 59 years old, haven’t been back to Detroit area since I was a teenager. Out of curiosity, I recently looked up the house we had lived in when I was four or five in the Highland Park area. If I remember correctly, it was on sale for under $30,000.
I am 59 years old, haven’t been back to Detroit area since I was a teenager. Out of curiosity, I recently looked up the house we had lived in when I was four or five in the Highland Park area. If I remember correctly, it was on sale for under $30,000.
People in Detroit sure knew how to fine house way back when.
I was doing the same thing back in 2004. I worked for Compuware. I was staying at that five cylinder hotel (forget the name) and would walk to greek town and watch people play roulette. I’d walk back at around midnight or so. I only saw one or two street people each time - once I got a block or so from Greek town.
I sat in the upper floor lunchroom of Compuware and watch the street below. There were almost no people on the sidewalks and all of them were street people, each of which would diligently check the contents of every trash container they passed. But they were all empty, for obvious reasons.
It was then that I started calling Detroit the country’s first “ex-city”.
People in Detroit sure knew how to build a fine house way back when.
Downtown is looking pretty good these days and is filling up.
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