[Bon of Babble]

LawnStarter measured each city across four categories: pollution, which measures things like air quality and greenhouse gas emissions; living conditions, like the percentage of homes containing mold or rats; infrastructure, which measures waste output and regulations; and consumer satisfaction, or the percentage of residents who find the city dirty.

[Bon of Babble]

I can’t see how Los Angeles was left off of the top five - its streets are lined with homeless tents with trash strewn everywhere.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Detroit and cities in New Jersey are not really a surprise. But San Bernadino? California has gone downhill fast.

[butlerweave]

Democrats Slumlords

[TexasFreeper2009]

houston is a nasty city. I used to hate Houston so much, I used to think I hated Texas, but then I realized it was just that horrible place!

[EvilCapitalist]

What about San Francisco with human feces all over the place. There’s even an online map showing where it is.

[PIF]

1. Houston, Texas
2. Newark, New Jersey
3. San Bernardino, California
4. Detroit, Michigan
5. Jersey City, New Jersey

[jerseyman]

Hey, New Jersey got two out of the five! WooHoo!

[N. Theknow]

"I am shocked! Shocked I tell you."

[dangus]

Columbus, OH is one of the CLEANEST? DaFuq? I am permanently scarred by having seen Columbus.

While driving through Ohio, I thought I’d stop by the Ohio State Fairgrounds. I never imagined that there was such poverty in America, and I’ve been through the South Bronx, Newark, Anacostia (Washington DC), Roxbury (Boston), etc. A LOT.

I saw a cat that had been struck in the road flipping and flailing. I found the next person I could and told him, concerned for the suffering and the cat and the family. He had three teeth. He said, “thanks, that’ll be good food.” He wasn’t kidding. He started to drive his pickup over there. I told the next guy I found, and I think it was HIS cat. He went chasing the first guy to brawl him.

There were kids panhandling on the street corner. Could’n’t’ve been 8 years old.