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Worst city in the U.S?
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San Francisco
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I can’t believe in such a short time Philadelphia became worse than Camden.
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Probably wont count but it's an hour from Buffalo, New York, so at least give it consideration - St. Catharines, Ontario. I didn't realize the police still had to bulldoze tent cities until I discovered this place. And these aren't refugee camps, these are home grown junkies, so not even the most liberally minded jackoff can come up with an excuse for why they exist. Empty needles in every parking lot. At least 1 in 3 people on the street are speaking loudly to themselves, and it's not a fancy new headset.
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Slab City in California is a real gem.
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Yeah Philly is up there for sure
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Is it true that the wilderness is reclaiming the crumbled parts of Detroit, or are those pictures just fodder for social media?
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I think Philly might be right behind Chicago in number of homicides. Chicago is a war zone but we’re not allowed to talk about it because the mayor is a black lesbian.
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Detroit only has a quarter to a third of the population it had half century ago, so yeah, nature is taking over parts of it.
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I always considered Camden to be East Philadelphia.
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East Bay too. Oakland and Richmond are shitholes.
I’d also like to throw Seattle into the mix. LA has a lot of
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Just fodder. Detroit is in pretty bad shape but the downtown is well-preserved and kinda coming back. There are of course tooth-sucking, lip-smacking nigras hanging around
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There are ridiculously poor areas in the southern most part of Texas- Rio Grande Valley and border towns or very close to the border. Some of these areas have colonias that have sporadic electricity and shit for plumbing. They also have "houses," that may or may not have floors. In lieu of floors, some of the houses just have caliche for floors.
The interesting part is although the area is poor as fuck, there's not a lot of violent crime. They're some of the safest parts in the US.
The interesting part is although the area is poor as fuck, there's not a lot of violent crime. They're some of the safest parts in the US.
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Houston fucking blows. One of the few major cities I'd never want to go back to.
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To be honest I have little problem with being a tourist when going anywhere. The fact is I am a tourist, so why fight it? If I want to see a place like the locals do, I’ll move there. If the “authentic experience” mean escaping a slum alive, then I’ll just enjoy the manufactured experience. I don’t care what Anthony Bourdain said.
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The paradox of being a local is that you don't go to the tourist areas much, if at all.
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Cleveland, Baltimore, and Los Angeles. Never been to Detroit or milwaukee tho.
Portland could maybe make the list too but I have fond memories of the place
Portland could maybe make the list too but I have fond memories of the place