Given the widespread infections, mind-boggling homelessness and now mob rule that is turning America's cities into veritable cesspools, or shitholes if you prefer, will these liberal bastions become totally abandoned to the likes of their sleazy denizens as the remaining middle-class people flee for more livable and safer conditions?
This would leave a heavily-policed downtown area for tourists and a few businesses that choose to remain. This to some extent has already happened.
Is there anything that can be done, or are these the final nail in a figurative urban coffin?
Meanwhile your kids in Hooterville and Mayberry have to come to our cities to find work. No jobs at the piggly wiggly and Walmart is the only employer in your town.
If you can get the corporations to move from the cities to your communities, maybe you'd have something here.
P.S. The states that opened up early are having the most outbreaks in coronavirus cases. Red states. Good luck.
I have one child in Prague. This is a city but not a shithole. It is safe, orderly and beautiful. I would discourage him from seeking employment in a US city when the time comes.
My question stands. Can America's cities be saved, or will they permanently become dangerous cesspools.
It's a pendulum. 700,000 blacks left Detroit because it is/was a shithole for them. No opportunity for them there anymore. So they are coming out to the suburbs to live with us white people. They will assimilate after a couple generations much like a foreigners kids will.
Blacks make up at most 20% of the population. They don't have enough money to own/control a city on their own. Take for example Detroit. So Detroit like Metro Detroit should be 80% other and 20% black. Then the economic opportunity will come back to cities like that. White flight turned those cities into shitholes. Sending those great union manufacturing jobs too. Long story short, is this is a new normal. Unions are dead. Blue collar no longer makes $30 hr. in these cities. Whites too. So this is true for all people.
If you continue to keep economic opportunities out of American cities, new American cities will pop up. Down south perhaps. Do you think crime won't exist in these future southern cities?