Why is it, Sup Forums, that in America nearly every city/neighborhood named "East [Major city]" is a terrible shithole?
>East New York >East St. Louis >East Chicago >East LA >etc.
Many of these areas used to be nice, suburban neighborhoods. Now they are among the worst, if not the worst, neighborhoods in their respective metro area.
Why East?
Aaron Miller
All of the directions surrounding Chicago are shitholes.
Ryder Clark
>etc. no, not etc.
Mason Long
>east Chicago
Jacob Edwards
Add east Palo Alto to the list of garbage. A fucking ghetto kept separated from 2 million dollar homes by only a freeway. When the race war starts, Palo Alto proper is going to be burned to the ground.
Dominic Bailey
East San Antonio.. what few niggers live here live on the east side. And its a shithole.
Leo Miller
>East Baltimore >New Orleans East >East Dallas
Yes etc.
Liam Young
East Portland, OR is where all the yuppies live though, OP
Sebastian Rivera
East London is muslim
Mason Nelson
Is there a "West" something that isn't a shithole?
Henry Anderson
West LA is pretty sweet.
Austin Howard
Here's an idea, maybe most American cities are actually mostly shitholes with 1 or 2 actual nice areas with rich white people
Jayden Cruz
West Greenwich Connecticut
Samuel Cruz
Oh sure, they're not great, but they're often a mix of lower middle class to middle class families living in an urban environment. [Cardinal Direction] + [City Name] places though, almost without compare, tend to be the shittiest parts of said cities since the 60s.
John Collins
I don't know about that... I think for Vegas it's North Las Vegas where the niggers live
Nathan Wilson
Niggers
Samuel Sullivan
east atlanta zone six burr burr burr
Noah Evans
West Chicago is OK.
Jacob Miller
The only thing East of Baltimore is the Chesapeake lol
Christopher Robinson
West Detroit is less of a shithole than East Detroit
Jacob Richardson
probably because they were undesireable areas to begin with, downwind from the rest of the central city so they put all of the industry there. that was definitely the case for east st. louis. the south/east side of chicago is where all the steel mills are. coincidence???
Dylan Harris
In East St. Louis' case it's because it's in the state of Illinois.