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Yes Councilwoman Sheffield, it would be just awful if Detroit become a city like NYC ,D.C or Boston..just awful!
Anybody else think this type of action is a bit premature?..
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Councilwoman Mary Sheffield championed both ordinances, and said at a press conference last week that they were an attempt to fight rising rents and the displacement that so often follows.
“The gentrification that we see in New York, D.C., Chicago and Boston is not welcome in Detroit,” she said.
Yes Councilwoman Sheffield, it would be just awful if Detroit become a city like NYC ,D.C or Boston..just awful!
Anybody else think this type of action is a bit premature?..
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Councilwoman Mary Sheffield championed both ordinances, and said at a press conference last week that they were an attempt to fight rising rents and the displacement that so often follows.
“The gentrification that we see in New York, D.C., Chicago and Boston is not welcome in Detroit,” she said.
Another example of government trying to solve a problem it created. Give tax breaks and tax dollars to billionaires to build stadiums and office buildings, then complain that poor people can't afford to love there.
So rather than let Detroit improve, jobs come in and neighborhoods be turned into something other than dumps...let's make it so no one can have nice things. Trickle up poverty and misery-the left's accomplishment.
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