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It isn't. The point was you just pulled up a random picture which was obviously meant to make Oakland look bad and it wasn't even Oakland. There's a million pictures you could've pulled up that would've gotten the job done, and you put one that wasn't even Oakland. You look like a troll.
It isn't. The point was you just pulled up a random picture which was obviously meant to make Oakland look bad and it wasn't even Oakland. There's a million pictures you could've pulled up that would've gotten the job done, and you put one that wasn't even Oakland. You look like a troll.
And this isn't about which one has more crime. This is comparing the actual cities... rofl at how the crime overshadows both of these cities even in a thread that's about looking at the rest of the cities' qualities.
Anyway, can we start using the actual criteria? Seriously...
Food
Culture and Cultural Relevance
Diversity (not just racial; this includes religious diversity, political diversity, socio economic diversity, etc.)
Architecture
Social issues in relation to the cities (for example: racism or the lack of it. Obviously not limited to racism)
Location
Government
Safety
Public Transportation
Infrastructure
Contributions to the arts (music, painting, film, theatre, etc.)
Natural Beauty
How they compare economically
Affordability
Skyline
Education
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