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You said "I fail to see how most US suburbs are different than slums" and then when challenged on it, you say "no no, I'm not talking about that". So what exact
by freehunter 9y ago
You said "I fail to see how most US suburbs are different than slums" and then when challenged on it, you say "no no, I'm not talking about that". So what exactly are you talking about?
Or are you just making the claim that the upper middle class don't go to college, don't have jobs, and don't make any money? Because that's even more ridiculous.
- baybal2 9y agoWell, I have lost the point here. It was better to say that 1. a notable lot of 'middle class' neighborhoods are middle class in name only, 2. average suburb of non-first tier cities got worse off over the years 3. genuine slumification did occur in few cities, 4. more are approaching that borderline