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2Cool4Ice 14 year s ago
There should be an extra catogorie on izismile with old left out buildings
       
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acid 14 year s ago
detroit techno
       
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martin 14 year s ago
Is that in Russia? :-)
       
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Sigh 14 year s ago
That's what happens when nepotism and uncontrolled leftist ideology run a city long enough.
       
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Jayzen Freeze 13 year s ago
Ruins are an old uninhabited place sometimes but Detroit looks like this today and that is where people live Detroit is always busy and full of people I live in Detroit my whole life and live outside the destroyed city no one wants to fix those pics of buildings the buildings have been condemned for over 20 years with no intent to ever fix. Welcome to the motor city Detroit. oh and half the population is still there or half of that and they are all called homeless living in 100's of vacant buildings cold and hungry all the homeless shelters are beyond full with a 1 year waiting list,,
I tried taking some homeless to the shelters to hear how full they are. :(
       
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Cziczaki 13 year s ago
martin ---> Idiot? Read the text. It's in America.
       
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everywherist 13 year s ago
Sigh,
So it is the leftists who sourced the factories to cheaper countries and cause the growing unbalance of import/export that will soon pull the US way under? Check...
       
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dede 13 year s ago
like in Fallout...
       
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lolzz 13 year s ago
it sure looks like Russia!!
       
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KeitZer 13 year s ago
lol, like in Fallout indeed... i finished New Vegas twice and this totally reminded me of it
       
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mj 13 year s ago
detroit techno forever
       
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4down2 13 year s ago
Ghost town...something like off a movie or something ?
       
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