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Top 10 most dangerous cities
http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home...ous-cities-247
10 Stockton CA
9 Rockford IL
8 Baltimore MA
7 Little Rock AR
6 Oakland CA
5 Memphis TN
4 New Haven CT
3 St. Louis MO
2 Detroit MI
1 Flint MI
So these are the top 10 most dangerous cities to live in. What do they all have in common
Poverty!
Entire State Of Mich is a dump
Ummm New Haven isn't a poverty stricken area. There are some bad areas (like any city), but it's not even close to Detroit, Flint, or anywhere in California.
if u aint hood then GTFO
Originally Posted by VegasInsider
no Camden or Trenton? surprising
umm... either no hockey teams or really bad ones?
Lived in both #1 and #3 and just outside of #4, lucky me
Might as well add just outside of #2 as well, fk me, I pretty much saw the top 4 firsthandLived in both #1 and #3 and just outside of #4, lucky me
All cities below the 35th parallel are safe. Move South people!
Considering the state is the 8th largest economy in the WORLD and they're so far in debt that they'll never get out (just like the USA), then yes...I'd consider them poverty stricken. If you take all the money made in the state, then consider their debt...gotta be below the poverty level on average (About $18K, I think?)
Its really sad in Flint, city has fell apart. Around supper time daily the homeless commit crimes to get locked up so they have a place to eat and sleep for the night, and there are a lot of homeless in Flint.
10) 43% white Stockton, CA
9) 72% white Rockford, IL
8) 33% white Baltimore, MA
7) 52% white Little Rock, AR
6) 31% white Oakland, CA
5) 34% white Memphis, TN
4) 44% white New Haven, CT
3) 44% white St. Louis, MO
2) 12% white Detroit, MI
1) 41% white Flint, MI
Just an interesting observation
Not sure what to make of those numbers. Sure is correlation, which does not necessarily prove causation but may imply it. Is there something here?
Ooooooo......another Muslim gangster!
Very scary!!
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not surprised MI takes the top 2 spots.
what a shithole.
Best thing New Haven has ever done. Inspiration for Jim Morrison...
Wings
Baltimore, MD*
aka Bmore aka Bodymore Muderland
Camden obviously must not have 100,000 documented residents.
Cougar Bait lives in Rockford...
http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home...ous-cities-247
10 Stockton CA
9 Rockford IL
8 Baltimore MA
7 Little Rock AR
6 Oakland CA
5 Memphis TN
4 New Haven CT
3 St. Louis MO
2 Detroit MI
1 Flint MI
So these are the top 10 most dangerous cities to live in. What do they all have in common
Lots of monkeys
amen brotha..........amen
Trust me .........in North Stlouis they dont play
Says the guy #3 on the list.
Really Pavy, my sister lives in Northern Michigan. A long drive through Michigan sucks....Its a big dumpSays the guy #3 on the list.
Im not so sure , "black bike week" is rollin into my town as we speak...
Surprised Atlanta did not make the list.
HAHAHAHAHA
You are clueless, Mayan.
California's debt is roughly $370 BILLION and growing every day. I'm sure that $6.6B received in unanticipated revenue is really going to make a dent paying down the debt. I'll go one step further and predict they dump that $6.6B into the General Fund and spend it.
Even worse, when you add in the City/Town debts, it raises the State/Town Debt to $2.3 TRILLION with investments and municipal bonds that are rated just barely ahead of those in Mexico, Indonesia and the Phillippines.
$6.6B sounds like a lot of money...but it's like making a $5 dollar car payment on a Lamborghini
$370 billion...
Where did you get that figure??
Detroit aint that bad.
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