[neverevergiveup]

That's astounding! There's something eerie about it, like life that was there has been erased. I've felt this way when looking at pictures of the area on the south Chicago shore of lake Michigan where the US Steel plant once was. That's a big area, and it too strikes me as eerie - like there are ghosts there or something. It's also always amazing to me how quickly nature can take back over once an area is abandoned.

[fieldmarshaldj]

I’ve looked at countless places that are Democrat-run (with the exception of already upscale areas with rich Whites who love voting Communist), and this ultimately ends up their fate - especially where Whites have fled (and ultimately Blacks, too, where a place is simply too dangerous for even the underclass to tolerate anymore). Countless (formerly) beautiful cities and towns of varying size. Sickening doesn’t even begin to describe it. All the blood, sweat and tears put into those buildings and neighborhoods - all to be prematurely ground to dust.