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As an American…it was always well known that DC was wild…by the time I got up here it in 2022 it had “calmed down” more white folks in the city etc…but last year the young niggas starting wilding again. Crime skyrocketed.
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One of my homeboys had a crib in SE that was in an “oasis area”. It was crazy to see all the poverty around then you hit a corner and all single family homes with well manicured lawns and luxury cars
It was crazy
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Im just letting u know how the average American perceives Canada.
I would love to come visit and see myself but from what i hear im also not allowed into your borders. Heard yall a lil strict on that too lol
Oh you live in VA for real lol. I can't ever see myself moving there
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You got it dude!
Yeah it's wild to see when you're not used to it. There's all sorts of invisible dividing lines in the city. There's certain parts of NW i haven't been to in years. Certain neighborhoods you just don't even drive through. Ask most folks born and raised in DC or PG when the last time they was randomly in Georgetown for example, the neighborhood in DC where the school actually is, and unless it was for shopping you'd get a blank stare lol.
Once you see the Foreman Mills and DTLR, the air quality changes and the sky turns grey.
I'll stick to the burbs of Northern VA
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I guess i 1st heard it in Bowling for Columbine by Michael Moore
He says it in the doc. And i guess its a common misconception that he fanned the flames on.
Just Google "Do Canadians lock their doors" and all kinds of articles and social media posts pop up.
....i did just read that in Manitoba Canada ppl leave car doors unlocked to provide shelter from ppl fleeing from polar bears lol. Sounds fake but i have no idea
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Once you see the Foreman Mills and DTLR, the air quality changes and the sky turns grey.
I'll stick to the burbs of Northern VA
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It aint bad mayne
air quality is great
If you got kids schools is A+, great parks and rec program
I did want to be a bit closer to the city (I was in Alexandria before I moved out here) but the trade off was worth it cause I got a nice sized crib and over an acre and a half of land
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Once you see the Foreman Mills and DTLR, the air quality changes and the sky turns grey.
I'll stick to the burbs of Northern VA
It probably been a good 6 or 7 months since I even went to Pentagon City let alone into Northern VA.
When i do make the move for something with more land I'm probably still staying in PG and just go out Upper Marlboro, Mitchellville or somewhere like that. I just can't see myself crossing that bridge, literally lol, and moving into VA.
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You got it dude!
Nigga!!!??? Are you a white?
Nigga told me to google "Do Canadians lock their doors"
Bruh lol. Da fuq
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No tf it doesn’t nigga
Im staying 1 more year in Alexandria and then getting a house in Woodbridge. What you can get with your money out there is night and day and it's only a 15 min drive.
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Im out in Manassas. Folks say I live in “the good part” of Manassas closer to Woodbridge
Im like 15-20 min away from Potomac Mills and Stonebridge
Fairfax County is OD with home prices man. I looked from Alexandria all the way to Chantillly and Centerville and it was crazy!
Went to Prince William County and prices dropped by like 200k
