Comments by "Deathscythe Hell" (@deathscythehell7937) on "10 Fastest Dying Cities in the United States" video.

  1. Like I've said before I escaped St Louis in the early 90s, it was a crap hole then just gotten worse since then. I have an uncle who lives in Toledo, he's in his 90s so I don't see him leaving, well not moving anyway. Had family in Detroit but they've all left for greener pastures about 10yrs ago.
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  2. The problem is a lot of the politicians in the cities have been in office for years. I know for a fact in St Louis until recently there was politicians still in office making decisions until 2019. (Reitred from office) These people had been in office since I was a kid growing up there. Ideas that may have worked in the 70s and 80s won't work now, it's a new millennium a whole new generation. It's time for some new people to take office with new ideas to move these failing cities foward and reverse the downward trend their heading. Thankfully I don't live in St Louis or any of these cities.
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  3. They've also announced recently that Grand Rapids have the same problem Flint have with the water. What's going on in Michigan? Dying cities, poison water it's like the people in office don't care what happens to the cities or the people. It's just my opinion.
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