Posted Aug 30, 2017, 3:32 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Salt Lake City
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Worth pointing out that Salt Lake, and all of Utah for that matter, does not have Ghettos. We may have poorer, more run-down neighborhoods. But if you think what Cowboy Properties is building is a slum, you haven't seen what some people live in in other cities in this country. Not to say anything about other countries.
And btw, I'm with you Liberty Wellsian, on people's attitudes towards "others" whatever makes them stand apart from some unofficially agreed upon "norm."
Anyone who wants to live in a completely white-washed, cookie cutter, conform or be shunned kind of community need only go an hour or so south. Provo is your fatherland.
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