It’s all very cyclical it seems. I will freely admit that both St. Louis and KC were in pretty dire straits for many years, but that time has since past. It seems “some” don’t keep themselves abreast of current events before popping off though.
I mean, I certainly have my issues with gentrification and in a lot of cases it’s simply forcing the poverty into the inner ring suburbs but on the other hand I live in the inner city soooo
Ah…that’s right. The last decade has seen a lot of bigger US cities make strong comebacks. Pittsburgh is definitely among them as well! I love it there, although have not been in about 3 years or so.
Yeah, China being run by a brutal authoritarian clique of leaders for life who attempt to centrally control every aspect of a ridiculously vast nation through bureaucracy and viciously repress any dissent, that’s totally historically unprecedented.
He’s little more than a troll anymore. As evidenced by his posts and threads he has been starting. It started really becoming noticeable during the election, but once we moved to this new format, he fully unleashed it on us all. I rarely even bother responding to him anymore. But when he called out my State, I needed to correct the record.
As a big fan of rural life, I will agree and disagree at the same time. I’m not a fan of either the 'burbs or the hustle and bustle of downtown big city America. But were I younger, I could definitely see the attractiveness of it.
If China’s costal regions go to war with it’s interion regions the whole world will going to hell in a hand basket. And why don’t you just admit you made a mistake and move on.
Construction cranes dot Austin’s skyline, helping erect towers that will become hotels, offices, condos, apartments and more over the next several years.