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Miami?

• igorgue 17y ago
  I sadly agree
  • jcapote 17y ago
    Came in here just to post this, so I'm glad someone else already has. Miami might as well be another country. (I am from Miami and completely agree with that congressman who said this place was a 3rd world country)
• pelle 17y ago
  I moved from SF to Miami and the government is surely corrupt here as well, but not in the same way and scale as SF.
  • robk 17y ago
    Miami has strong opposition inside the town's political factions (new Cubans, old Cubans, retirees, etc). As far as I can tell, SF has only "radical" and "more radical" groups.
    • pelle 17y ago
      Oh absolutely. Miami's corruption is of the old school type with groups battling it out over who gets a piece of cake. Actually there is some race factions in SF as well, mainly with the african american and chinese groups who seem to compete a bit for lucrative positions. Ironically the lack of real difference of opinion in SF is what enhanced the failure of the city. An opposition no matter how corrupt has the incentive to call out the corruption of the other party. If all are on the same side there is no such incentive.
• yardie 17y ago
  Former Miamian. sadly have to agree. it is, unfortunately. I can't ever remember a time when it wasn't. Maybe back in the moonshine and Al capone days. But this city just goes from one corrupt trend to another.