Which is your favorite of these American Cities?
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New York: A city so Blue it's letting the Muslims build a 9-11 victory Mosque. Enough said.
Detroit: Decades of Socialist Democrat control have turned it into a concrete, urban jungle that's 20 years from abandonment. Why would anybody like this place? Rampant unemployment, lack of infrastructure, and a population of dangerous junkies and gangbangers roaming desolated blocks of city.
New Orleans: The French Quarter is nice, I visited before Hurricane Katrina, but this is another city with some serious issues. I'd feel safer living in the Dora district of Baghdad.
Las Vegas: I've never been but I've heard it's awesome.
Seattle: It's a great city, and if you like the outdoors, it's a wonderful area.
Nashville: Gets my vote. It's a nice place, even if country music isn't your thing.
Detroit: Decades of Socialist Democrat control have turned it into a concrete, urban jungle that's 20 years from abandonment. Why would anybody like this place? Rampant unemployment, lack of infrastructure, and a population of dangerous junkies and gangbangers roaming desolated blocks of city.
New Orleans: The French Quarter is nice, I visited before Hurricane Katrina, but this is another city with some serious issues. I'd feel safer living in the Dora district of Baghdad.
Las Vegas: I've never been but I've heard it's awesome.
Seattle: It's a great city, and if you like the outdoors, it's a wonderful area.
Nashville: Gets my vote. It's a nice place, even if country music isn't your thing.
I voted for Detroit. It's my city... I love it.
The explanation you gave it just makes it that more appealing.
However the amount of empty dime bags and empty blunt wrap...things is disgusting and they are all over my city... and I live 4 miles outside of Detroit.
Now if they bags had weed in them I wouldn't complain.
Im with you Doomsday. It's really sad because Detroit really has so much potential. Back in the day it was called the "Paris of the Midwest" or something like that. There was so much industry here. This used to be the city to live in. Now, you had best know where you're at when you navigate through the city. If you stick to the downtown area, it's really a pretty nice place. We have 2 state of the art stadiums for baseball and football. Not to say most US cities don't have this either. Add in the 3 casinos and you have quite a few entertainment outlets. It's pretty funny actually. When I come home from Tiger games, you go right by the old Cass Tech High School. A historical building that is now a shadow of what it used to be. Mattresses in the doorways, windows gone, panhandlers, etc. And right across the street from it.....the NEW Cass Tech High.
Detroit gets a pretty bad rap these days. I still love the city and proud to say Im from there. But yeah, all in all, just know where you're going when you're in the D.
Detroit gets a pretty bad rap these days. I still love the city and proud to say Im from there. But yeah, all in all, just know where you're going when you're in the D.
I hear Detroit sucks hard and it's probably one of the worst cities in the world in terms of crime.. Voted for New York.
I have loved the looks of Seattle for such a long time so i would pick it.
NYC is up on my list as well since it is New York City.
NYC is up on my list as well since it is New York City.
It definitely ain't tourist friendly...LOL. In terms of crime, yeah, you definitely need to know where you're at. You get into the Southwest corner of the city and you may end up losing your car for no reason or perhaps shot. Unless you have "business" there, you don't need to be there. If you stay strictly to the downtown area, you're ok. You just have panhandlers to deal with. Other than that, the downtown area is fairly nice. Good nightlife, good restaraunts, etc.
But all in all, yeah, it's really sad to see a city that was once the hub of the midwest just sit in ruins now. Basically most neighborhoods are just wastelands of burt out crackhouses. Add in the corruption that was found out by city leaders and it's fallen far.
I voted Seattle, but to be fair that is the only city I have been to (I live like 3 hours away so yeah lol) it's a awesome city, beatuful scenery and torusit attractions and the city as a whole is very toruist friendly. However, I would love to visit all of the other 5 cities, just to say that I have been there.
And as a matter of fact, me and a few of my buddies are planning a trip to Ney York next summer.
And as a matter of fact, me and a few of my buddies are planning a trip to Ney York next summer.