Comments by "Babu" (@Babu-kr3cr) on "NYC is Forcing Families To Leave... Permanently" video.

That also makes the poor prisoners where they are living and can still afford it. It is causing a lot of them to become homeless. Half of the current homeless are over 50 years of age, just run out of their homes in retirement. I wonder if the locals could choose to take less money to help out a neighbor. Money isn't everything. When neighborhoods disappear, so does the quality of life in general.
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@snarkyjoe3556 NY, NJ are just way too expensive now. People are being told to run for the hills to escape crime and taxes and lack of resources. They have their culture, and then the locals have another. People have to learn to respect each other and their differences. Like I said, if you lose your place in a state like that, you can't find another. You have to look long and far to find another one that you can afford.
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I am afraid to go there any longer. The last few times I went I got deathly ill from something a couple of times. The trains are so crowded you feel like you are in a cattle car. I saw the article in the paper about how the subways get an F for safety. If you ride a bus, you are there for a long time to get anywhere. There are the most snobby entitled obnoxious tourists all over who wreck the vibe. People are terrible to the poor and homeless where they confront you for making a donation. I don't get the same sense of neighborhood and community that I used to. Now it is like a transient spot for rich thrill seekers. It used to be unique and cool and wild and free. Now it is like a corporate shopping mall with a bunch of greedy consumers carousing for their next fix.
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