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07-06-2007, 05:15 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Orlando Florida
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Originally Posted by Hustla718
Miami was never the worst place for drug dealing in the world. I don't know what you base that on. In the USA, the neighborhood with the most street level drug trafficing was and still is Washington Heights. It is due to location on interstates, highly dense poor population (customers), and it can feed the entire metro area of the nations most populated city.
Since when was the city of Miami the murder capital? Miami never had more total murders then NYC, Chicago or L.A. Miami didn't even have the number of murders these cities have today in it's worse years. Does that make it less dangerous, no. But Miami was never the murder capital of the world. Haha. Might as well through in cities like Sao Paulo and Rio De Janario if you are talking about the world. Those cities have thousands of homicides per year.
And NYC had and still has SERIOUS drug problems. At one time it was even worse. Drugs continue to be a problem in the city. What is your problem with NYC, Jesus.
PR also had near 800 homicides last year. Look it up. Yes it is the island, but San Juan itself gets usually around 200 of those murders, sometimes more (AND ORLANDO IS A LARGER CITY THEN SAN JUAN). San Juan is denser though with 2x the population of Orlando. However, SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO HAS 7X TIMES AS MANY MURDERS. There are also small towns on the island that get around 20-30 killings a year. The shanty slums, ghettos, and housing projects are killing fields.
You are VERY misinformed.
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i base it on the fbi and "time magazine" doing reports about Miami...where are the stats ...i am tired of showing so many articles but there is none on Washington Heights or on PR...that i can read....please read some history on Miami.....the guy that was in that video clip about cocaine cowboys that i posted is from NYC and he even says the drug trade in miami back then was to the 10th power of what NYC was........find a video or facts from articles.....i have posted so many already that my fingers hurt
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