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For what? To turn them into ghetto in 10 years? Examples are almost everywhere in the world.
by ex3ndr 9y ago
For what? To turn them into ghetto in 10 years? Examples are almost everywhere in the world.
- throwawaybbq1 9y agoBS ... Manhattan is dense and not a ghetto. Stop scare mongering. A lot of people are sick of paying 3-5K for single-two bedrooms in Mountain View. Just because you have had yours doesn't mean the rest of us don't deserve the opportunity to live in SV.
- maksimum 9y agoThere are high rise "settlements" all over the former Eastern Bloc countries, and none of them have become ghettos. It's social inequality, lack of access to good health care, and education that lead to ghettos; not density and public transit.
- adventured 9y agoYour points are sound, however you're simply wrong about Eastern Europe not having high rise ghettos. Bucharest has several that are among the most dangerous urban areas on earth. And Romania is better off than some of the poorer Eastern European nations such as Moldova or Bulgaria.
- richardknop 9y agoFrom Eastern Europe. You are wrong about none of them being ghettos. Plenty of ghettos in Eastern Europe including high rises.
- geezerjay 9y agoThe center of Paris is an extremely dense urban area packed with over7-story appartment buildings.