I’m suprised to see Charlotte come in ninth.
I was born and raised in Deetroit. I left there in 1976 and the population was about 1.5 million. 32 years later the population is 1/2 that. The only people left are those too poor, too criminal, or too stupid to move someplace else.
Such is the legacy of years of democrat rule, the “Great Society” programs of the 60’s, etc.
The dhimms can’t wait to do this to the rest of the country and the Pubbie’s are only too happy to bend over and oblige them.
I’m really getting discouraged lately. Its beginning to seem like a new revolution is the only way back to the true America and I’m not talking about a revolution at the ballot box.
I see they factor in commute times and weather. I never heard that the commute was that bad in Detroit area. Also, some of us LIKE the weather here.
New York commutes are not the equivalent of commutes elsewhere in stress because one only has to sit there, not pay attention to the road.
Kwame da Pimp didn’t start it. Detroit hasn’t had a decent Mayor since Albert Cobo 50 years ago.
NY made the list!? I’m shocked!
Here is the list:
1.) Detroit, MI
2.) Stockton, CA
3.) Flint, MI
4.) New York City, NY
5.) Philadelphia, PA
6.) Chicago, IL
7.) Los Angeles, CA
8.) Modesto, CA
9.) Charlotte, NC
10.) Providence, RI
I admit, I’m surprised that such misery giants as Gary, IN and Camden, NJ didn’t show up.
Impossible. These cities are awash in diversity, which we have been told for years is our strength.
So what Forbes must have meant is ‘strongest cities in America’.
Misery is strength... or something.. I need a strong drink.
No Camden N.J. - surely they jest......
The list indicates that all but one of the top ten miserable cities are in blue states, corrections welcome.
the misery index revisited...So where’s the list of the other 90?
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