You either don't travel, or you are trolling, because what you said simply isn't true. Yes, older infrastructure is getting addressed in the US. Most of that was done 15 years ago. Detroit is a perfect example. Most of "old" Detroit is gone. It's actually getting pretty nice. This is most cities. Yes, there still is a lot of crime in major cities (pretty much a global problem, fyi), and that uptick in the US is very recent and a product of an unprecedented situation that is already beingrectified. Until that, all violent crimes had been going down for decades. As far as suburbs being overriden...that's just silly. Minor pretty crimes in some areas are up because of meth, but the burbs are still safe as a rule. I'd quit getting my news from CNN if I were you.
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modica (4169)
2 years ago
The suburbs are more dangerous than ever. Cars being stolen, people being attacked in shopping plazas, shoplifters taking massive amounts of merchandise right in public and no one can stop them, convenience stores being held up with some killings and injuries, mass shootings in stores, office businesses and schools, The suburbs are not the place to be anymore. Lets not attempt to believe otherwise.
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