Top 10 Most Ghetto Cities (difference, market, Phoenix, development)
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I wouldn't say worse crime wise, but when it comes to what you mention than yes, but not all SF hoods are nasty and grimy like the Tenderloin.
Never said that all of SF looks like that-and most people obviously know that. But Oakland has nothing that looks like the Tenderloin.
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It just so happens to be that much more of Oakland has bad spots than good and the good spots are concentrated in together in its own sections of town
Uh, Maxwell Park, Millmont, Frick, Jack London Square are, Temescal, Allendale, Laurel, Dimond etc. Not located in the hills and not bad at all.
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Because I can! On a real not though most of the flatlands are.
Obviously you 'can', but it sounds like you get all your info on Oakland from the evening news. That's hardly an accurate description of the whole city.
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But to always downplay the amount of problems that exist in Oakland and act like the crime rate isn't bad at all?
The issue I take with posts such as yours is the implication (IE 'War Zone') that its just that, a War Zone. When it most certainly, even in the majority of the flatlands, is NOT.
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You are fooling yourself and others who have never been making Oakland sound like some paradise where crime is non-existent.
Never said it was a paraside, Oakland has a high crime rate-but you seem to think Oakland is defined solely by its crime rate and to those of us who live here, its not. And speaking of people who have never been. Most of the time, people come to Oakland thinking one thing and once they actually get to know the place, are surprised at how nice it can be.
Perhaps Im wearing rose colored glasses. Im willing to admit that. But I came back here from High and Mighty Tiburon because I missed life in Oakland. And I have absolutely no regrets.
C'mon...just spend a few days in Miami and you'll realize that this place is ghetto-central. Heck, even the rich people here are insanely ghetto. Miami is all about "da 305" culture....trashy, brash, ghetto, in your face and loud.....I don't think any US city outranks Miami on overall ghettoness (that is unless you don't consider Miami to be a part of the US?). It's not just about crime either....Miami isn't the worst in the US when it comes to crime, but when it comes to the quality of people, this place has to be the most ghetto....and it makes Oakland, CA look like the cultural capital of the United States!
C'mon...just spend a few days in Miami and you'll realize that this place is ghetto-central. Heck, even the rich people here are insanely ghetto. Miami is all about "da 305" culture....trashy, brash, ghetto, in your face and loud.....I don't think any US city outranks Miami on overall ghettoness (that is unless you don't consider Miami to be a part of the US?). It's not just about crime either....Miami isn't the worst in the US when it comes to crime, but when it comes to the quality of people, this place has to be the most ghetto....and it makes Oakland, CA look like the cultural capital of the United States!
Atlanta has a similar feel. They love their hip-hop "culture" there.
Atlanta may love hip hop but what major city doesn't, Atlanta is home to the fastest growing millionaire population in the country it also has the most black millionaires, the second richest majority black county in the nation, and just the fact that it is the fastest growing metro in the nation for the past 9 years and if it was that ghetto why would people continue to move here, just because Atlanta has a large black population doesn't make it ghetto actually it has a very affluent black population with over half being upper middle class.
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