University Row/ Dayton View/Upper Dayton View? (Kettering, Salem: how much, house)

[Ilovetheinternet]

Oh please! To the die hard Dayton lunatics. Dayton has no jobs, the crime is sky rocketing (your on the list with the big cities for most dangerous place to live, explain that), the suburbs racially discriminates (you don't let ethnics into your crappy cookie cutter neighborhoods) I lived there 26 years, I know what I'm talking about. How can you possibly say that Dayton is a good place to live with the many shootings on the news everyday. It's obvious with MANY reply's in other threads that it's not a desired place to live. You must be getting paid from this, somehow, by convincing people to move to a dangerous part of the city, money hungry vultures

[wrightflyer]

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

Dayton has no jobs, the crime is sky rocketing (your on the list with the big cities for most dangerous place to live, explain that), the suburbs racially discriminates (you don't let ethnics into your crappy cookie cutter neighborhoods)

Dayton isn't just the only place in the nation in the crap hole with jobs. In fact, why are you not complaining about the whole country not "having jobs" for the past 23 consecutive months?

Crime is relative. For starters, yes, parts of Dayton have some major crime problems. But the majority, be it downtown or Tipp City, have very little crime.

Finally, I may not have lived for as long as you in the Dayton region (19 years), but I sure do remember it being rather diverse. Better yet, my home is in one of these so called "racists" cookie cutter suburbs of yours. Indian neighbors on my right, Pakastani across the street, Asians down the street, African-Americans too, and we all get along.

Finally, saying that "we" get fiscal compensation is just rude to the other posters. Say what you want, cause my recommendation to anyone reading for relocation purposes is to take all these posts, regardless of the poster, with a grain of salt.

[JefferyT]

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Dayton isn't diverse by Chicago standards or by California standards. The asian and latino percentages are in the single digits, according to the last census. This has nothing to do with racism but because there is nothing to bring people here, in terms of the economy.

You must be getting paid from this, somehow, by convincing people to move to a dangerous part of the city

A lot of posters boost the part of town they are from so the people who post here who actually live in Dayton city (or are active in Dayton real estate) are going to be putting a positive spin on Dayton city.

[willabee]

Oh, look Mom, flame bait.

[Daytonnatian]

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

Oh please! To the die hard Dayton lunatics. Dayton has no jobs, the crime is sky rocketing (your on the list with the big cities for most dangerous place to live, explain that), the suburbs racially discriminates (you don't let ethnics into your crappy cookie cutter neighborhoods) I lived there 26 years, I know what I'm talking about. How can you possibly say that Dayton is a good place to live with the many shootings on the news everyday. It's obvious with MANY reply's in other threads that it's not a desired place to live. You must be getting paid from this, somehow, by convincing people to move to a dangerous part of the city, money hungry vultures

We're glad you left

[nickolaseposter]

Firstly, um, I thought Dayton was actually seeign amazing improvement in crime in like the past two years so um, Dayton isn't that bad. And the way I see it is that the people that left are the people that don't really care anyway cuz if they actually cared they would try and DO SOMETHING about it. WEAK.
And the suburbs aren't racist. They're actually pretty diverse.
Look at Trotwood, its not white.
Neither is Huber Heights.
Very diverse.
And Yellow Springs is pretty liberal.
Just saying.
I don't think some people really know what they're talking about.

[Ilovetheinternet]

Blah, Blah, Blah, are you done yet? In one ear, out the other!!! My opinions are my opinions! Enough said! I have better things to do with my time than to argue with a bunch of stalking vultures. Have a great day!

[prfcttimeofday]

Just a little fyi,

Demographics of Huber Heights:
84.88% White,
9.78% African American,
2.18% Asian,
1.66% Hispanic or Latino
0.28% Native American,
0.06% Pacific Islander,

0.58% from other races,
2.25% from two or more races.

Originally Posted by nickolaseposter

Firstly, um, I thought Dayton was actually seeign amazing improvement in crime in like the past two years so um, Dayton isn't that bad. And the way I see it is that the people that left are the people that don't really care anyway cuz if they actually cared they would try and DO SOMETHING about it. WEAK.
And the suburbs aren't racist. They're actually pretty diverse.
Look at Trotwood, its not white.
Neither is Huber Heights.
Very diverse.
And Yellow Springs is pretty liberal.
Just saying.
I don't think some people really know what they're talking about.

[Daytonnatian]

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

Blah, Blah, Blah, are you done yet? In one ear, out the other!!! My opinions are my opinions! Enough said! I have better things to do with my time than to argue with a bunch of stalking vultures. Have a great day!

You just hit the nail on the head..........

OPINIONS!!!!!


You perceive this area negatively because you want to, much like I perceive Texas negatively due to its shoddy, irresponsible development and sweltering heat (don't even begin with how I politically disagree with the state........).

For people that are potentially relocating to the area or just want general info, such posts as yours at the top of the page may really scare them. For no good reason, either, considering that most of what you said in that post was complete and utter bulls*it. If you really have problems, fine, but start a thread and be prepared to let us help you deal with your problems in a rational way, instead of just irrationally saying that "bla bla bla" sucks.

[willabee]

So tell me. Which is it? Horrible?

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

Oh please! To the die hard Dayton lunatics. Dayton has no jobs, the crime is sky rocketing (your on the list with the big cities for most dangerous place to live, explain that), the suburbs racially discriminates (you don't let ethnics into your crappy cookie cutter neighborhoods) I lived there 26 years, I know what I'm talking about. How can you possibly say that Dayton is a good place to live with the many shootings on the news everyday. It's obvious with MANY reply's in other threads that it's not a desired place to live. You must be getting paid from this, somehow, by convincing people to move to a dangerous part of the city, money hungry vultures

or a place with nice people, wonderful festivals, and kid friendly parks.

https://www.city-data.com/forum/dayto...l#post12295365

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

I know this thread is a half year old, but Dayton does have some of the nicest people with things to do as well. The riverscape is wonderful with festivals. The parks there are getting to be very kid friendly.
Never-the-less
I would love to move my family back there only if I can just find a job there

From following your threads on the C-bus forums and others looks like you can't find a job their either.

https://www.city-data.com/forum/colum...l#post12001398
Here is a real jewel you left behind regarding Dayton:

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

I agree about the judgemental part! I relocated from my home city (a city with a very upbeat stylish fashion and trend that I enjoy) which is not like the Columbus style of fashion. I always get sickening looks from these habitants because I dont look like them. So yes, judgemental issues is my main issue with this city. I'm leaving in two months, and I'm very much counting down the days

See, here you say you are from Dayton:

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

Oh no, I grew up in the Dayton area and left when i was 26 years old. Lately, it's deem one of the worst places to raise children. Dayton view area has so much crime, you'll get what you pay for there. There are some affordable places in Kettering, Fairborn, Springboro, and Miamisburg that will fit a similar budget. Stay away from the bad areas in Dayton, the crime there is terrible.

Just to confirm you say you grew up here:

Originally Posted by Ilovetheinternet

I grew up in west Dayton, it was a nightmare Crime was terrible and still is. My mom still lives there and she says its still high crime. It has been on the worst places to raise your kids list. For it to be a small city, the crime is as bad as bigger cities such as Detroit MI, New Orleans LA, ect. Employment is so low here, my friends were taking jobs in fields they didn't want to do nor went to college for. I relocated 3 years ago from there and I can honestly say that I've made the best decision in my life.

Your own words prove you lie like a rug. I'm done responding to your flame bait, troll.