well said!

it's Atlantic City. People passed out drunk spending their savings in shitty casinos. Crack heads roaming the streets.

Camden is an example of socioeconomic factors that ruined it. It's now on the incline. Atlantic City's slow and consistent decline is marked by mismanagement and legit crime syndicates that were allowed to take over. One is not like the other.

insane

lmao checks out

this statement is completely ignorant of the history of Camden and cities like it as well as the hard earned progress made to bring it out of the depths of poverty. how shameful to speak in such a way without referencing any context. read a book sometime. most of the big cities in NJ are post-industrial and were fucked by redlining leading to generational poverty. Crime in Camden is down 74 percent from 50 years ago. Progress is slow but happening. I've visited Newark and Camden recently for work and concerts and had perfectly pleasant experiences.

used to work nearby and I'd run over there for lunch. haven't thought about it in ages!

we spare no expense to hunt and stop foreign threats but let the domestic ones right in to do as they please

I didn't say that, and my personal opinion is that most people from jersey don't need to drive into the city

I can tell you this space is better used to store garbage than for one person to park their unnecessary car