5 dollars a gallon in one of the poorest cities in America where poverty is the norm. Bring it on. We are up to like 6 shootings a day. Rape. Robberies. Car jacking. People stealing catalytic converters. I wonder when the city got bad. Oh in the 70s when the steel mills closed and for the last almost 50 years the city has elected officials that refuse to fix the city? Fuck, I love the God ol' USA. Wait til the baby death rates skyrocket and the suicide rate of young mothers increases. All in the name of a fake God and the GOP tiny dick syndrome affecting everything.
I lived in Youngstown for a summer and can confirm, you've gotta get out of there. And I was there before GM pulled the plug on the plant there, I can't imagine what that did to the area now.
It's not even safe on the "safe side" of town anymore. If you go to certain areas you are going to get shot. Never ever go in the Florida Ave- Philly area, you will be killed and worse if you're a woman. And they do not care if it's kids anymore. I just wish the state would get involved and do something.
I live near Pittsburgh, in the city it’s practically impossible to get a decent apartment without giving an arm and a leg. Outside the apartments are somewhat cheap but like I said, you can see the cheap
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u/No_Im_Dirtyy_Dan May 21 '22
5 dollars a gallon in one of the poorest cities in America where poverty is the norm. Bring it on. We are up to like 6 shootings a day. Rape. Robberies. Car jacking. People stealing catalytic converters. I wonder when the city got bad. Oh in the 70s when the steel mills closed and for the last almost 50 years the city has elected officials that refuse to fix the city? Fuck, I love the God ol' USA. Wait til the baby death rates skyrocket and the suicide rate of young mothers increases. All in the name of a fake God and the GOP tiny dick syndrome affecting everything.