Comments by "ToughAncientSpark" (@freetolook3727) on "Why Chicago's Worst Public Housing Project became a National Disgrace" video.

  1. I was interested to find out who Cabrini Green was. It's actually two different people: Cabrini was a nun who was canonized and Green who was a labor leader. How a catholic saint and labor leader responsible for ending mandatory loyalty to non-union shops, got their totally unrelated names together on a low income housing project is a question for another day.
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  2. @frankcastle49851 That's not the idea that I was trying to convey. I was thinking of renters whose mentality is "those landlords are making millions off my rent and I'm going to show them" by destroying their apartment. I'm talking about taking care of the place that you live in. Not fixing plumbing but keeping the place clean and intact. If you don't like where you live, then figure out a way to move.
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  3. I don't know, maybe I'm weird, but I was brought up to not destroy the bed you sleep in.
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  4. So, about once a generation or every 30 years give or take, expect a change in low income areas of development.
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  5. One? It's sadder to think that almost any American city name could be substituted and the video would be the same.😜
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  6. The good news is that projects like this are "green". Meaning, that they don't need a lot of parking spaces as poor people can't afford private transportation.😅
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