The Cons of Living in Miami (West Palm Beach, Coral Gables: how much, quality of life, restaurants)

[ebn78]

To be frank Urban Cheetah you said you are used to corruption so I think you are the typical Miami type person. So good luck and go on and move there. But the bottom line is it depends on who YOU are if you will be happy in South Florida. City-Data should make it mandatory to display under our username: Age, male or female, working or retired and where you were born. Because it all depends on this information what you like or dislike. Example, if you are a young bro born and raised in Brooklyn or Queens NY and you want to move to a large warm city, well you might like Miami. Or if you are a 20 something white guy from Montana, would you like Miami? NO. I am native Floridian born in Winter Haven in my early 50s, I live in Ft. Lauderdale and after 7 years I am tired and want out. I drive to Miami a lot to visit people I know, but I hate that place. Of course immigrants like Miami because anything is a step up from the the third world countries they come from, but over time even the immigrants begin to hate life here because it is delusional after they succumb to the American matrix debt and the job and realize they are slaves and will never be wealthy so they just become angry like most of the immigrants now in Miami. It's just a sad situation down here. The Southwest U.S. has more to offer as I might move out to Arizona or New Mexico.

[UrbanCheetah]

Originally Posted by ebn78

To be frank Urban Cheetah you said you are used to corruption so I think you are the typical Miami type person. So good luck and go on and move there. But the bottom line is it depends on who YOU are if you will be happy in South Florida. City-Data should make it mandatory to display under our username: Age, male or female, working or retired and where you were born. Because it all depends on this information what you like or dislike. Example, if you are a young bro born and raised in Brooklyn or Queens NY and you want to move to a large warm city, well you might like Miami. Or if you are a 20 something white guy from Montana, would you like Miami? NO. I am native Floridian born in Winter Haven in my early 50s, I live in Ft. Lauderdale and after 7 years I am tired and want out. I drive to Miami a lot to visit people I know, but I hate that place. Of course immigrants like Miami because anything is a step up from the the third world countries they come from, but over time even the immigrants begin to hate life here because it is delusional after they succumb to the American matrix debt and the job and realize they are slaves and will never be wealthy so they just become angry like most of the immigrants now in Miami. It's just a sad situation down here. The Southwest U.S. has more to offer as I might move out to Arizona or New Mexico.

Good lord. A bit sour? Sounds like to me Miami isn't your problem. And he'll no to Arizona, I think I rather live in Texas than Arizona.

[ebn78]

Hey dude, you asked us what we think so we are giving you our opinions. If you don't agree or like our opinions then this is your problem, not ours.

[perry335654]

http://blog.onesothebysrealty.com/wp...mi-Skyline.jpg


This is not really a con but Biscayne Bay and Miami skyline maybe a disappointment compared to Lake Michigan and Chicago's skyline, both are linear, but Chicago definitely has more depth and infrastructure.

[ebn78]

Another tid bit of information about living in Miami, if you agree or not, just by living there you are in some small way harboring the illegal narcotics industry. Because in my opinion the majority of large construction built today and in the past is from money profited from the sell of hard core narcotics such as cocaine. It is commonly viewed that 85% of all construction in Miami is funded from laundered drug money. Keep this in mind if you want to live there. Bottom line, how would you feel that by just living in Miami you are in some small way connected to the trafficking of hard core illicit drugs such has meth, cocaine, crack, etc?

[perry335654]

Originally Posted by ebn78

Another tid bit of information about living in Miami, if you agree or not, just by living there you are in some small way harboring the illegal narcotics industry. Because in my opinion the majority of large construction built today and in the past is from money profited from the sell of hard core narcotics such as cocaine. It is commonly viewed that 85% of all construction in Miami is funded from laundered drug money. Keep this in mind if you want to live there. Bottom line, how would you feel that by just living in Miami you are in some small way connected to the trafficking of hard core illicit drugs such has meth, cocaine, crack, etc?

I'd rather have proof than your negative opinion and so would the OP

[ebn78]

kkkkkkk you want proof Miami was, and still is being built from money funded by the sell of illicit narcotics grown, produced and packaged in mainly Colombia, Peru and Ecuador? Are you serious? Trick question? Where have you been?

[perry335654]

Originally Posted by ebn78

kkkkkkk you want proof Miami was, and still is being built from money funded by the sell of illicit narcotics grown, produced and packaged in mainly Colombia, Peru and Ecuador? Are you serious? Trick question? Where have you been?

Yea, I want proof, I said it didn't I know there was the cocaine cowboys of the 1970's and 80's and I read that , so once again where is yours.

You did say in your opinion in your post

[ebn78]

There's a little website called google ...... ever heard of it?

[perry335654]

Originally Posted by ebn78

There's a little website called google ...... ever heard of it?

I was right you don't know, you are a joke

Here's my proof of the 1970's and 80's, come on down with yours , inquiring minds want to know


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