The zombies thing is a bit disturbing, not because I take it at face value but rather that you would actually say that. Those are people. They may live a life

The zombies thing is a bit disturbing, not because I take it at face value but rather that you would actually say that. Those are people. They may live a life very different from yours, but I feel pretty confident that they care about the things they have, the people they know, where they live, and so on. Your narrative sounds terribly dehumanizing and dismissive. Nor do I understand how that the geographical location of a casino represents...anything at all, much less a 'true' Detroit. As others have said, the Detroit dystopia thing has played out. As a Torontonian I love taking a drive down to Detroit and catching a game. The city truly feels like it is on a slow rise from the depths, having quite firmly hit rock bottom. Does it have bad area? Absolutely. But then so does every urban American city.