Moving to San Bernardino (Riverside, Santa Clarita: renters, low crime, safe area)

[brittanykayy]

Originally Posted by that1guy

No it's 90 minutes. According to mapquest it's actually 100 minutes to southern San Diego. I've done the drive a lot.

Plus, Northern San Bernardino is not bad at all. It's actually really nice with wide, tree lined streets and housing that was built before 1990. Downtown SB is not a good place, as is the Westside.

There are no jobs in California period. For that matter, most of the nation. We are in a deep recession.

Look, I understand your views on the IE, but try to be a little objective.

I've done the drive too, every other weekend for about 10 years. The rest of my family is in SD. I guess it depends on if you abide by the speed limit, or what time of day you do the drive. And come on, I'm being objective ! I KNOW San Bernardino. First hand living experience. Its NOT a place to raise kids, or raise anything.

[nmnita]

Originally Posted by brittanykayy

I've done the drive too, every other weekend for about 10 years. The rest of my family is in SD. I guess it depends on if you abide by the speed limit, or what time of day you do the drive. And come on, I'm being objective ! I KNOW San Bernardino. First hand living experience. Its NOT a place to raise kids, or raise anything.

wow, you are 24 and you have been driving for 10 years, how did you manage that?

Nita

[Gandalara]

I gave up, Nita. You probably should too.

That poster knows EVERYTHING.
Only SHE is right.
Other peoples first hand living experience is WRONG, just didn't HAPPEN.
She's being OBJECTIVE, ya know?

Pffft.

[brittanykayy]

Originally Posted by nmnita

wow, you are 24 and you have been driving for 10 years, how did you manage that?

Nita

With my Mom & Dad. Thanks.

[that1guy]

Originally Posted by brittanykayy

I've done the drive too, every other weekend for about 10 years. The rest of my family is in SD. I guess it depends on if you abide by the speed limit, or what time of day you do the drive. And come on, I'm being objective ! I KNOW San Bernardino. First hand living experience. Its NOT a place to raise kids, or raise anything.

I went to Cajon High school. I know SB pretty well. My dad grew in Mission Beach and Lemon Grove. My aunt is in Santee. My cousins are in Chula Vista and El Cajon. My grandmother, before she passed, lived in Grossmont. So I know SD, pretty well.

Just by your last sentence, it's not objective. It's pretty subjective. But it really is baseless on facts, it relies only on a singular experience, and it comes from a highly biased source. That fits the criteria for being subjective. If you mentioned that Cajon High, for example, was listed as a top high school in US World Report...yet San Bernardino is statistically one of the most dangerous cities in California...that is objective. It presents an argument for and against. It gives facts and info. See the difference?

[brittanykayy]

They can google the stats. I'm just providing personal experience.

[that1guy]

Originally Posted by brittanykayy

They can google the stats. I'm just providing personal experience.

That's why I say it's subjective...not objective. You do know the difference, right?

[brittanykayy]

The stats are that SB is NOT a good place to live. So I am subjective and objective.

[that1guy]

Originally Posted by brittanykayy

The stats are that SB is NOT a good place to live. So I am subjective and objective.

That's an oxymoron. See that's a subjective statement, it doesn't state ALL the facts, thus biased and not objective.

[brittanykayy]

Right like I'm going to state ALL the facts about why the OP shouldnt live in San Bernardino. Whatever. I don't think our arguing is answering their post.