Fixed that for you.listen people... there are still drug/ turf issues in this area. so long as you aren't galavanting around at 3:30am, East of Corinthian Ave, you should be okay.
Fixed that for you.listen people... there are still drug/ turf issues in this area. so long as you aren't galavanting around at 3:30am, East of Corinthian Ave, you should be okay.
Ron said "listen people... there are still drug/ turf issues in this area" ... those issues are East of Corinthinian. Crime does happen in Fairmount, but it's not drug turf wars, and there are very, very few shootings and even fewer murders. Sorry if the truth offends you.
"It has shown me that everything is illuminated in the light of the past"
Jonathan Safran Foer
It's his snark and he does it in most of these threads where there's been a shooting.
And while most residents of Francisville don't seem like murderous thugs, and indeed are not, there is the "no snitching" culture that permeates every act perpetrated there and in similar areas.
I am not the Jackass Whisperer.
We're all so tolerant, accepting, cultured, but we still clamor to find homes west of Corinthian because "they" live over "there". And then people argue vehemently that race/culture had nothing to do with why 25th and Parrish was preferable to 19th and Parrish when someone suggests the previous sentence.
People have been shooting each other east of Corinthian for decades, while life hummed along in working/middle class, white, Fairmount for decades. Did they all move out when a shot was heard somewhere "over there"? No. They just participated in legendary fights (the subject of many urban studies projects) with kids from "over there" for decades, and vice versa. There was "turf". This story played out continually across the city and sometimes still does in pockets.
Gentrifiers don't fight with people, they try to talk and reason. The fights of old were mean and racist; the talking and reasoning about littering, violence, etc. works much better. They're not racist, they're not afraid to live around "others". It's only a coincidence they wouldn't consider listings east of Corinthian.
Cool story, "bro."
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