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Rising Star
I can totally see people moving out of SoHo and midtown Manhattan. NYC will be a ghost town in the coming years!
Businesses haven’t been open in NYC for months, the wealthy are leaving in droves and now violent riots? Cuomo and Deblasio are driving people out of this state in masses and all they wanna do is blame Trump and beg for a federal bailout, ask anyone that’s lived here a while, it’s been mismanaged for years and this is the nail on the coffin
Bye bye nyc, now that street gangs feel perfectly comfortable walking around my soho neighborhood and de Blasio’s police force can’t control. ADIOS
Rising Star
street gangs have always roamed the streets freely, theyre called the NYPD
Pro
This is so much bigger than Rodney King.
Trump is such a big mouth it makes people want to protest more.
Conversation Starter
Trump Stockholm syndrome: for those so loyal to the man they would pay money for the privilege of being in his shadow.
I think the point is to move past having “disadvantaged neighborhoods”!
This certainly isn’t the point. There will always be economically disadvantaged people, and markets will equilibrium with differential property values across neighborhoods.
Unless your goal is a never-before-seen communist utopia?
Conversation Starter
This isn't happening in disadvantaged neighborhoods.
Also, that's a myth. Businesses were already leaving. Why? Because there's less money being spent there.
South LA has gone 30 years without a riot. No business leaves for a once every 30 year event.
Stop concern trolling
You mean the gentrifiers will finally gtfo?!?!
All city neighborhoods are being affected by this equally. Where will businesses go then?
Enthusiast
Are they going to move out of the city centers that “disadvantaged” people can’t afford to live in anyway?? Or maybe to the suburbs where the well off don’t want to share space with them. Where, oh where, will the businesses go
It's kind of like the opposite of gentrification
Conversation Starter
Yeah, it predates gentrification. It’s called White Flight.
Enthusiast
It’s not just that, there were punitive measures levelled to try and intimidate people. They’re starting those now with shutting down testing centers and suspending meal dispensing programs. That’s why organisers want locals at protests because that’s who will be living with the long term impacts.
If businesses move out they make room for businesses that are invested in the community to move in.