charwin95
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FYI - There has been a wall around Disneyland since it's inceptionever been to Bell?....how about El Centro?....El Monte?....Hawaiian Gardens?... Garden Grove?....Stanton?.....i can name a whole bunch more but it would take to much time....even Disneyland built a wall along West Street to keep the tourist from seeing the drug infestation that the apt complex on the other side of the street had become....and they even offered to upgrade the place at their and the cities and others expense....and the residents turned them down....RW california is no longer like it was in the 60's,70's and even the 80's...lots of areas are going downhill,the wealthy areas are still great,try the not so wealthy areas....and many of those areas were ok 30 years ago,now not so great....I have visited 40 states and believe me.....California is in the top 5 in terms of quality of life
Enormous diversity, culture, exciting cities, some of our best National Parks
The OP is just a hit piece
Which areas of California are 'going down?'
Wage disparity with costs have caused homelessness. Take a look at housing costs in the areas you listed.
FYI - There has been a wall around Disneyland since it's inception.
not like the one on west street in some places its 40 ft high and built i believe in the early 90's for the reasons i stated...........and Disneyland had many fences on its borders not walls until the one i mentioned.....
We go Disneyland almost every 4th of July. There is a big reason why there is 40 ft wall.
Explain why do you think that 40 ft wall is something a negative to you.