[PittsburghAfterDark]

Chicago?

On what planet do millions want to move there???

[ConservativeInPA]

Planet Central America

[Nervous Tick]

>> Chicago? On what planet do millions want to move there???

I’ve heard Chicago’s mayor is both competent and charismatic. Maybe that’s what keeps ‘em rolling in. :-)

[Nextrush]

Imported from points south?

[piasa]

Chinese want to live there...

[from occupied ga]

This whole thing is a load of massive e bullsh!t probably dreamed up by the same jackasses who are pushing travel restricting EVs as the solution to non-exist anthropomorphic global warming

[Flying Circus]

My response exactly! Who wants to move to a northern, flat land city on the edge of cold lake that with heavy winds and snow? It is an ugly city in an ugly part of the country full of ugly, corrupt liberals. I don’t even want to visit, no way you could pay me enough to live there.

[10mm]

"Chicago? On what planet do millions want to move there???"

No one is moving there. All the savages who already inhabit that cesspool are funded with tax dollars to overbreed.

[mewzilla]

Illegals and welfare types.

Deep State loves those.

[Pollard]

You can get a house cheap

City lots $1-5,000.00

Bring your own security

[SamAdams76]

Many people do want to live in cities, even if they are dirty, grimy, and crime ridden. I had a sister-in-law who was scared to death of the country. She spent her entire life in her little urban oasis and was perfectly happy with that. Police sirens at 3am never bothered her, in fact comforted her. On the other hand, a rooster crow at 5am would send her into hysterics that a wild animal was nearby.

I live in a mostly rural area of Connecticut and often see deer coming through my back yard. That would terrify many city people, believe it or not.

Yet I commute to mid-town Manhattan and see how people are very comfortable living there, despite the homeless everywhere with car horns and sirens pretty much 24/7.

Note: A police siren in my neighborhood would send everybody out onto the street to see what was happening, for sirens are rare in my neighborhood.

Another facet of Manhattan is that every city block is self-sustaining. You will have multiple supermarkets, convenience stores, restaurants, coffee shops, barber shops, dry cleaners, banks, liquor stores and a subway or bus stop within a block of wherever you are.

People find comfort in that.

In my neighborhood, you have to get in a car and burn a gallon or two of gas to get to and from pretty much anything that I mentioned above.