veeneedefeesh wrote:There is a city in Louisiana named Shreveport. It is one strange city because you literally have a $350,000 house with shanties on either side of it. This isnt the exception in S'port, it is the rule. There are very few neighborhoods that were properly "Planned" so everyone just seems to build where they can find land regardless of what is next door.
S'port has a plethora of problems including crime (higher per capita murder rate than New Orleans, City of Sin) poor education, (There are literally no "good schools" because every public school is inundated with your typical "Ghetto trash"), horrible resale values on property, (who wants pay full market value to live next to a shanty?) and pollution, (why keep your yard nice when you have a crackhouse down the street and someone is just going to overdose in your front yard and stink up the place anyway).
The only reason anyone cares about that Neighborhood is cause rich people are getting fucked. A neighborhood were theres nothing but poor people? Just poor people getting fucked. Who really gives a shit about them?
Where does this obsession with money versus a persons worth come from? From the most part poor people work harder then rich people. They have no entitlement more then the wealth they accumulate.
veeneedefeesh wrote:It has been my experience that every one is happier with people of the same social standing living around them, so get off your high horse and accept that maybe it wasn't that way be design, but rather because that is just the way it worked out.
Out of sight, out of mind.
What a wonderful world, I haven't seen a poor person in days since the cops fatally beat that pan handler two days ago. Things must really be looking up in the world.
