Really sad to see a once-great American city like Detroit in ruins. It’s embarrassing that this city is in America. Looks like a lot of shovel-ready jobs there.
Really sad to see a once-great American city like Detroit in ruins. It’s embarrassing that this city is in America. Looks like a lot of shovel-ready jobs there.
Yeah. And the blight is spreading. Below is an excerpt from the link
Later today, a video will be uploaded that represents a monumental moment in my life: my crossing of the Edmund Pettus Bridge into Selma, Alabama. This bridge has become a holy relic in the formation of Black-Run America (BRA), on par with the legend of the Tuskegee Airmen; the Montgomery Bus Boycott; and the events that transpired in Birmingham that moved a nation to accept sweeping changes that culminated in the ruination of Detroit, Baltimore, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Memphis, and numerous other cities throughout America. When you see the ruins and abandoned areas of Montgomery, Selma, Tuskegee, and Birmingham - strangely left-out of the entire Civil Rights narrative - and then rebuilt sections of these cities (save Tuskegee), you realize that the costs of tolerating the proliferation of BRA can never be calculated.
56 posted on 09/06/2011 9:40:43 AM PDT by caveat emptor
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