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I'd say Detroit, Chicago, and Flint. Chicago has always been a hellhole, Flint is corrupt and has undrinkable water, and Detroit looks and functions more like the aftermath of a post-apocalyptic movie than an actual living city.
Worst US cities to live in
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San Antonio TX, in the middle of nowhere, everything sucks and all the people dress like cowboys while simultaneously being too fat to ever actually ride a horse.
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Detroit is fine if your in the metro area(Pleasant Ridge and Ferndale are really nice in particular) instead of the city proper. Even chunks of Detroit proper are just incredibly white hipster bullshit areas. Now Flint and other black areas in Michigan? absolute garbage cities.
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the US is a bad place to live because it's full of americans
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I hear Elizabeth is also pretty rough, considering it's an industrial city.
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Los Angeles is one big melting pot of cancer. All the problems of other cities plus the pretension, delusion, and predatory nature of the entertainment industry in one expensive package.
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A quick search makes Framingham sound like a boring suburban town (like 95% of the places surrounding Boston), is there something I'm missing here?
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Buffalo. Everyone is ashamed of living there.
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Yeah, a lot of "bad" cities still have some nice urban neighborhoods or decent nearby suburbs. How quickly one can go from a depressed, bombed-out-looking ghetto to gorgeous old brownstones or beautiful, sprawling estates in many areas of the US is kind of mind-boggling and disturbing.
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Any Californian city that isn't San Diego sucks pretty fucking hard. Boston and DC are terrible just because getting anywhere more than 5 miles away is traffic nightmare almost as bad as the one in the San Francisco bay area.
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As far as Michigan goes: Flint, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, most of Detroit, and some of the Western Suburbs of Metro Detroit.
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Fresno is a shithole but it has some nice areas... The people are rude and unfriendly but that's the norm. All the shit tends to settle in the valley.
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Philly is well... Philly. That's about all I can say. The area I'm from looks post apocalyptic now. And it was bad before I left. For all the arts, museums and historical stuff we have there are so many neighborhoods that you wouldn't want to be anywhere near after sundown. Even daytime is scary in some places. Then we have nice sections too. But so many low income people and so much blight. And the city is old. There are places that haven't been renovated in so long that they are just crumbling. There are lots of very old abandoned buildings. If you go into the neighborhoods you see all this dilapidation everywhere. Just makes everything look trashy.
Oh, looks like our murder rate is up 11% this year.
Oh, looks like our murder rate is up 11% this year.
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Albuquerque is rapidly becoming L.A. 2.0 illegals, homeless and pink haired troons all over the place.
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Yeah, Phoenix has priced them out in the suburbs and the "inner city" is all old Mexicans who tend to vote red with sprinkles of 20-somethings who flunked out of ASU and Glendale Community College. Most of the LA hippie types fled to ABQ and the poorer Mexicans went to Tucson
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I've heard Racine, Wisconsin is absolute garbage. The unemployment rate and crime rate are pretty damn high, I believe at one point their unemployment rate was the worst in the state. Milwaukee is supposed to be pretty bad as well. Both places have a high black population, and anyone I've ever met from there has been trashy and ghetto as hell.
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"It's the evil spilling over from Sheboygan".