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They, (yeah I said “they”) move into nice areas/neighborhoods and bring their low life ways with them thus bringing down the nice areas they moved into. Sorta like those from hellhole countries moving here and not assimilating and bringing their third world ways with them.

What rational person would move into a ghetto or an area that’s becoming a ghetto? Neighborhoods can get turned around for sure but for the most part, a bad neighborhood stays that way and a good one becomes bad when certain diversity takes over.

I grew up in the city and “moved up” by moving out and into an affluent suburb. I’ve been noticing the change here in my affluent suburb...and it’s not “good change.” It’s starting to turn into what I left. I think it’s intentional. The affluent areas have to provide section 8 housing, school districts aren’t enforcing policy pertaining to living in the district=attending the school , and demographics are changing drastically.

Just watched Guiliani’s debate on some news show and he nailed it concerning the Ferguson situation as well as the total issue. Unfortunately, the host shut it down since he was winning the argument.

The only way to even have a shot of escaping it (and nothing is 100% once the social engineers have you in their sights, as they do any white person they can find) is to live in a place remote enough, isolated enough, or small enough to not have convenient “social services” nearby (gibme centers), or public transportation (one of the reasons, IMO, that the left pushes public transportation and urban living so vehemently). And even that's no guarantee, as the small town of Lewiston Maine found out when immigrant Somalis based in Georgia targeted the town for its generous social services (generous because the town of retirees didn't utilise them very much). Once the Somalis established a beachhead, more came, and when the “social services” (gibmes) ran out, they sued the mayor to make him get federal funding for more (and for the accompanying rise in bureaucracy). As you might surmise, the crime rate has risen, and the sanitation level has dropped.

Yes I saw a story about the Guillani’s interview, one of those trouble makers called Guillani a white supremacist which I guess is the new talking point since someone else got called that a couple days ago while debating the illegal amnesty. I guess they have finally realized the racist label is worn out.