Bad enough to leave property owners on their own, but far worse to tell them help is on the way and not produce.
It isn't unusual with a gasoline fire to contain it and let it burn out, same with racial violence in the past. Usually the neighborhoods manage to eliminate any businesses within, and then cry later about how there are no stores, "food deserts", and the like.
No one in their right mind would continue to try to operate a business where the law is openly disregarded and there will be no help forthcoming from any official sources.
The problem is that the blight will ultimately spread, not be contained.
The problem is that the blight will ultimately spread, not be contained.
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Or bought up cheap by some Tony Rezko type real estate developer with a plan for redevelopment.
I can hardly wait to see what the Pubbies in Jefferson City do with this pile of dung.