What happens if detroit cannot pay for its police etc..
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Apparently there is soil there that has not been touched since the days when a man could "drive his arm down to the shoulder" into it. I can't see how the soil would be alive with a concrete cap on it for a century, but the mineral content should still be phenomenal.Quote from nutmeg:
Back in the day, there were plenty of fields in the burbs that grew soybeans, I guess they used them for dashboards...
Imo, one of the big problems is the whole city is a brownfield, too much liability to assume to rehab or re use any part of Detroit.
Probably every building that is salvageable or suitable for reuse won't meet code. In the grand scheme of things, we have outlawed Detroit.
You want people in Detroit, the starting point is a school system. There's money to invest or rebuild but you won't have anytakers because where are you going to send your kids to school?
Ha! Detroit was once known as the "Paris of the Midwest".
Probably every building that is salvageable or suitable for reuse won't meet code. In the grand scheme of things, we have outlawed Detroit.
You want people in Detroit, the starting point is a school system. There's money to invest or rebuild but you won't have anytakers because where are you going to send your kids to school?
Ha! Detroit was once known as the "Paris of the Midwest".
Exactly what I thought, strange how that works eh?
Now that's just stupid.
We need somebody with balls enough to NOT care when the fruits of retarded people, collectivists, and other scoundrels manifest themselves.
rcg
