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Old 05-14-2009, 12:48 PM
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a definitely recommended watch

The Real News Network - Despair in Detroit - 14 May 09 - Part 1
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Old 05-14-2009, 05:30 PM
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This is very interesting, I have never seen Ralph Nader or Ron Paul interviewed about the Detroit Three.
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Interesting video. Although I don't see what value Ron Paul brought to the video. In addition, the woman at the end is a bit melodramatic (and totally insane). I'm not a big fan of casinos, but how is the casino replacing homeless shelters a bad thing? And how is having all of those new condos in Detroit a bad thing? Would she prefer to see more of the same blight and homeless people? That's the ideal? Ugh. Detroit has a long way to go before they can start complaining about gentrification.
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Well, Mag, right now Detroit needs all the bedspace it can get for the homeless. As long as those places re-open somewhere else, I'm all for more casinos -- especially if they create jobs so some of those homeless can get some dignity back.
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