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Originally Posted by Crawford
Ironically, Detroit just had a big festival for creatives last night, and there was a street shooting, cancelling the event.
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I don't see how this is relevant, just some smearing on your part. It was some idiot teen incident on a backstreet, nobody was killed and the event wasn't canceled it was already in process. Wasn't there a shooting in Manhatten just this Halloween that killed eight people? And can we even count how many shootings happen in San Francisco's core? Seattle had a downtown shooting a month ago that killed two people.
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Detroit has made real progress in the core, but the idea that Detroit is uniquely "exciting" or a huge mecca for creatives, is a bit odd. Much of the city looks post zombie-invasion, and even the "revitalized" core is mostly quiet and empty.
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It's exciting because creatives can buy and renovate homes, build businesses and actually ya know create things; while in New York all they'll ever be is small fish paying ludicrous rent in an overrated, over-competitive city run by oligarchs and trust fund babies. Galapagos moved out of Brooklyn because of this. And the core isn't empty, but you're known for alternative facts.