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The poorest parts of Italy aren't as crime-ridden as the poorest parts of USA.
The life expectancy is also longer.
And food is better.
Your reply has created quite the conundrum for your average FOX watching, flag waving, low information conservative:
A) Do I exercise my nationalist tendency where I shriek the U.S. is the greatest country on earth and say that the poorest parts of America are better than the poorest parts of ITALY?
B) By doing so, I am taking low income parts of America, many slum like ghettos, and saying those neighborhoods are not so bad after all, after spending most of my time on this forum railing against the poor minorities who are forced by economic circumstance to reside there?
That can get your average conservative all twisted into an ideological knot that he will have to help in freeing himself from....
Your reply has created quite the conundrum for your average FOX watching, flag waving, low information conservative:
A) Do I exercise my nationalist tendency where I shriek the U.S. is the greatest country on earth and say that the poorest parts of America are better than the poorest parts of ITALY?
B) By doing so, I am taking low income parts of America, many slum like ghettos, and saying those neighborhoods are not so bad after all, after spending most of my time on this forum railing against poor blacks?
That can get your average conservative all twisted into an ideological knot that he will have to help in freeing himself from....
Check yourself, idiot.
I said those comments, and I live in a poor black neighborhood of Houston.
Check which party the mayors are. Elected by the citizens of those cities.
That's just the mayor of the city proper. Houston proper makes about 1/3 of the entire metro. You can't go ahead and ignore the Republican suburbs when discussing the health of a city. The health of a city does not begin or end inside the city limits.
Winter in the Rockies is a bit different than that of the midwest. There is more sun and it's warm. The snow is more of a powder instead of slush. And then you got majestic mountains to play in.
You managed to get one thing right on this thread. I'd say you are on a roll.
That's just the mayor of the city proper. Houston proper makes about 1/3 of the entire metro. You can't go ahead and ignore the Republican suburbs when discussing the health of a city. The health of a city does not begin or end inside the city limits.
Except that I was not replying to you when I said those things, so you must have a guilty conscience, or reading comprehension issues.
Likely both.
No, I have neither. You referenced my comments. I don't need you to address me directly. I know that you being the passive aggressive type probably won't.
Because President Obama is from there, and you can't associate him with anythng negative.
Actually, Obama is technically from Hawaii, since that's where he was born and primarily raised. However, his political stomping ground is Chicago. Essentially, he came of age in the windy (corrupt) city of Chicago...
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