-2019 top 10 worst cities to live in(based on safety,job market,education)

[Nereyda Vuelve Por Dios]

Wilmington is rough to say the least. Only pass through there if necessary

Camden is also rough and desolate. And far. From everything. Them winters arent cool
Either.
.

 

[finessesosa]

Camden is also rough and desolate. And far. From everything. Them winters arent cool
Either.
.

Far from everything in what way?

 

[JBII]

Where's buffalo

really?

Spoiler

you not lying tho

 

[JBII]

Buffalo is like two hours from here, been there quite often and it's rough af. Think the FBI even had them top 5 most dangerous cities or something

soft *** cant cut it in my city

 

[ahat]

soft *** cant cut it in my city

There was nothing to do in your city.

How many bandos did I need to see?

 

[ninjahood]

I had no idea Milwaukee was crime-ridden

Chicago's run off.

 

[ahat]

Chicago's run off.

Gary

 

[ninjahood]

After looking at this guys youtube videos since I really cant/wouldnt visit a lot of these places I see why its so much crime & poverty in those areas you listed.



sometimes i get bored at work and just look at these videos of cities that used to be booming like Detroit, Camden etc and appreciate my own. Its sad what it's turned into.

ruin porn.

 

[JBII]

There was nothing to do in your city.

How many bandos did I need to see?

meh crackheads need some where to congregate

 

[sharpshooter718]

All those college graduates

 

[finessesosa]

There was nothing to do in your city.

How many bandos did I need to see?

 

[stopcappin]

Milwaukee had the highest murder rate, at one point......

Isn’t Cleveland big, in the medical industry??? How can it be so “poor”???

Yup cleveland clinic was just ranked #4 in the US .

We have some really bad brokedown areas (East Cleveland is terrible).

That Crime rate affects everybody . **** happens almost any/everywhere here . There were like 3 shootings yesterday I know of. Last week a dude killed his son , baby mama , her daughter and somebody who was walking down the street.

I’ve never really not felt safe here though

 

[kingkoopa]

I had no idea Milwaukee was crime-ridden

Milwaukee gets busy!

I didn't know that until a few years ago either.

 

[danger style]

No west coast cities lol

 

[danger style]

Giannis gone

 

[jjs07]

Camden has a dope aquarium on the waterfront. Stones throw from Philly.

 

[JetsfanQ]

While the liberal media criticize President Donald Trump for tweeting about the dismal social and economic conditions in Baltimore, Md., it merits noting that America’s number one newspaper, in terms of circulation, ranked Baltimore last year as “the nation’s most dangerous city.”

The USA Today headline on Feb. 19, 2018, read, “Baltimore is the Nation’s Most Dangerous Big City.” (The story was later updated on Oct. 1, 2018.)

In the story, USA Today reported, “Baltimore is the big city with the highest per capita murder rate in the nation, with nearly 56 murders per 100,000 people.”

The USA Today analysis found that the collective homicide toll for America’s 50 biggest cities had decreased slightly in 2017. Police department crime data showed that killings dropped by at least 1% in large jurisdictions compared with 2016. The news story says, “There were 5,738 homicides in the nation’s 50 biggest cities in 2017 compared with 5,863 homicides in 2016, a roughly 2.3% reduction.”

“The national decrease in killings in 2017 was largely driven by double-digit percentage dips in some of the nation’s biggest cities, including Chicago (14.7%), New York City (13.4%) and Houston (11%),” said the newspaper. “In fact, the New York Police Department reported that its annual murder tally fell below 300 for the first time and the city notched its lowest per capita murder rate in nearly 70 years.”





While New York and other big cities saw some progress, other big cities such as Baltimore saw a rise in homicides in 2017. Baltimore, with “343 murders in 2017, the city tallied the highest per capita rate in its history,” said USA Today. “Columbus tallied 143 murders — 37 more than 2016 and the most the city has seen in a single year.”

In both cases, the rise in homicides was blamed on gangs and drug activity.

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said, “We have an obligation and responsibility to keep our jurisdictions as safe as we can. The one way we really get to it is to have a collaborative effort.”

“You just can’t have law enforcement as the only entity out there trying to reduce crime,” he said. “The partnerships you build with the community are paramount to reducing crime. I don’t care what jurisdiction you’re in.”

In 2018, Baltimore recorded 309 homicides.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

Wilmington is rough to say the least. Only pass through there if necessary

Camden is also rough and desolate. And far. From everything. Them winters arent cool
Either.
.

 

[c flyness]

Surprisingly, Newburgh NY aint on the list. I know about Newburgh cause I used to go there every summer. I also lived there. Shout Out to Brian's Sports Shop.

 

[Mark Antony]

Looks like pretty heavy "white flight" cities where they took their resources and ran because... Well you know. I'd like to see A deeper study here.

 

[calibeebee]

Expected Cleveland to be higher. And no cities in Louisiana? That seems strange to me.

 

[DCAllAfrican]

I had no idea Milwaukee was crime-ridden or that Delaware had crime at all.

Well, I mean

 

[ninjahood]

Surprisingly, Newburgh NY aint on the list. I know about Newburgh cause I used to go there every summer. I also lived there. Shout Out to Brian's Sports Shop.

placed all doped up i assume, total speculation considering when you leave nyc its pilled up zombies around.

 

[c flyness]

placed all doped up i assume, total speculation considering when you leave nyc its pilled up zombies around.

They didn't make the top 10, but it's still named one of Americas ''Most Dangerous'' Cities.

This is an article from 2011... Welcome to Newburgh, Murder Capital of New York
https://tcf.org/content/commentary/welcome-to-newburgh-murder-capital-of-new-york/?session=1

 

[Chopper]

I was in Milwaukee last month. Downtown Milwaukee is awesome. Love that the river runs right though it. Very pretty. Lots of good bars and restaurants. I could see living there if they had better weather.