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I swear there are alot of dumbass opinions on this thread about a city most of claim you wouldn't dare go to, and even more obvious know nothing about.
I guess bashing Birmingham has become fashionable from those who claim to live in cities that are so much better.
I would say Nashville but I would also watch out for Orlando which isn't an option on this poll.
As stated by previous posters, I believe Orlando is already considered a "hub of the South" and hence was not included on this list by the OP, perhaps the OP can clarify his criteria. Orlando metro population exceeds all the cities listed by at least a million people, it is hence more at the level of the big metros like Atlanta, Miami, etc.
I swear there are alot of dumbass opinions on this thread about a city most of claim you wouldn't dare go to, and even more obvious know nothing about.
I guess bashing Birmingham has become fashionable from those who claim to live in cities that are so much better.
I like Birmingham. But there are other parts of Alabama I prefer.
As stated by previous posters, I believe Orlando is already considered a "hub of the South".
It is?!? Never heard that before. Not to sound ignorant, but what's going on in Orlando besides tourism for theme parks that makes it a "hub of the South"?
I was thinking that but didn't want to be the one to say it...lol.
And that makes you both dumb as ****...lol.
95% of the people in Birmingham have moved on from what happened here in the early sixties. Its only a certain segment of the population here who cant let it go and willfully ignorant fools nationally.
Yes a city who's lifeblood depends on govt defense spending has the most potential. Smh
But you have to admit, it's put Huntsville on the map in a notable way and has lead to substantial private investment. However, it's still quite one-dimensional compared to Birmingham.
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Originally Posted by Carlos Jr
Not my experience and knowledge at ALL . 95% of the people?? that's hogwash. Many of the intense racists are still around and vocal in Birmingham- many have simply gone underground that's all. Go back to sleep Esmund
That's anywhere in the country. Ever check out the online comments section of any newspaper article anywhere in the country that deal with race?
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