Comments by "The Immortal" (@theimmortal4718) on "Climate Town" channel.

They're a lot better than the inner city, with high violent crime, homeless encampments, and prostitutes and drug dealers on corners. How about just cutting off immigration, and you won't have to worry about making housing for 100 million new people? Big brain guy, here, people
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@csdt7387 Depends on the suburbs. You're talking about neighborhoods that have had urban crime spill over. Flint Michigan is a good example, as is Furgesson, Mo. Yet, they're not more dangerous than the larger cities they are adjacent to. Detroit and St. Louis are still more dangerous. As crime destroys the urban areas, people flee to the suburbs and the crime eventually follows them. At some point, people either move further out or completely move out of the area entirely.
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@cryostatis3018 And no blacks or Hispanics
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@cryostatis3018 What's going on in Japan has nothing to do with America
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@cryostatis3018 If we filled Chicago with Japanese, it would be the safest city in the world. Look at the safest cities and the most dangerous cities. It's the people. It has nothing to do with social services or infrastructure. Crime destroys cities. Blacks and Hispanics commit more violent crime than whites, and whites commit more crime than Asians. Tokyo is 98% japanese, and the majority of the other 2% are mostly Korean, Chinese, and Philippino. No, there aren't "a lot of Middle Easterners and Mediterraneans " in Tokyo.
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@cryostatis3018 No, that has nothing to do with it. City planning isn't going to fix what's wrong with our cities. It's not going to stop violent crime.
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@reckonerwheel5336 Single family homes don't breed crime, though. People being on top of each other can, though. The most dangerous cities in the world are in Mexico and Brazil, where people are stacked on top of each other. The safest places in the world have very low population densities. Ultimately, it doesn't matter though. It's WHO is in those cities. If they are peaceful, value law and order, and value life, the city will be peaceful no matter what. London hasn't changed their layout at all I'm decades, but the demographics sure did. And when it did, the violent crime skyrocketed. Detroit used to be the richest city in the US, and it's city streets haven't changed much either. But after southern blacks moved there and crime started rising, the whites and their money moved out. A city isn't the building or streets, it's the people who reside there. If you move tens of thousands of Africans to Tokyo, within a few years you will have drive by shootings.
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