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We.. I mean Camden is the most dangerous city in America. Anyway, we beat out Detroit, St. Louis, Oakland, Flint, and New Orleans for the top spot. According to the list, Camden was making an improvement too because it was going down the list. Maybe next year.
And the safest city in the country isn't in Jersey either. It's in New York.
Why don't you tell us something we don't know.....we all know Camdens rep and it goes back & forth being the #1 bad azz city..who cares unless you live or work there..it's been in a steady downward spiral since the 60's
Brick is the 8th safest. Not bad. There is a criminal element from Lakewood moving into the Maple Leaf Park apartment complex that probably accounts for the most of the crime. Mostly section 8 leases.
It's funny, outside of that development, Brick has virtually no crime whatsoever. Same with Toms River and its version, Hope's Crossing Apartments.
Bull doze it into a huge parking lot..camden will not be fixed in my life time
How bout we just rebuilt the entire city from scratch?
Also, if what happened to New Orleans happened to Camden, nobody would care and I all I think they would do is fix the highways to Philly and just turn the city into a giant harbor.
Statistics and proven facts aren't everything. Right...let's just ignore all the statstics and proven facts and instead let's rely upon biased annecdotal stories. Makes sense to me. /S
Camden's people are hard working and an obvious asset to the state of New Jersey An "OBVIOUS" assest ?? Really ??When it's almost impossible to find a local resident who can properly fill out a job application and pass a drug test just to become a parking lot attendent I have serious doubts about that kinda PC non-sense. Yes...I have first hand experince with exactly that situation.
You are truly the most lame, biased poster on this forum. It's okay though.
At some point your posts have become reflective of your miserable state as a human being......................
Disliking you has started to give way to pity. You are obviously sad & in need of attention. I can invite you over to one of my mother's Sunday dinners if you would like. Maybe that will make your misguided self feel better about who you are on the inside.
You can play with my nephews & we can eat a good meal. Maybe that will snap you out of your misery.
Again.................. We feel for your miserable mind state. We understand blaming others is a way to ease your pain.
In time & with treatment you will feel better about who you are as a person.
No, not at all.
If there's anybody in here that needs help. IT'S YOU. You notice that you're the only person in here whining and complaining about me while everybody else either ignores me or responses to whatever they want to a and goes about their way. For real, if there's anybody that should be annoyed and irritated, IT SHOULD BE ME. Always following me around BEGGING for my attention. You sound like I hurt your feelings somewhere down the line. I even sent you a private message asking you if you had a problem and you said NO but yet every single time, I say something. You have to be the first one to have out the Kleenex crying.
I don't know you and as far as I'm concerned, I don't wanna get to know you either. Trust me, if I'm miserable, you sure as hell love being around me. Misery LOVES company. You should just stop altogether. You clearly are mental and need to take your meds.
And the other person that cosigns you seems to want my attention to. I didn't know that posting whatever bothered people. Don't kill yourself.
Anyone else shocked Elizabeth is higher than Paterson and JC?
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