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To: mishedlo who wrote (45679)	12/12/2005 10:35:24 AM
From: bentway	Respond to of 306849

I don't have any stats, but I don't doubt that Flint has more crime than Danville. I'm sure it had more crime than Danville even in it's salad days! Danville has a few hundred properties for sale, Flint has several thousand. Flint was featured in Micheal Moore's first "documentary" about GM moving a plant in Flint to Mexico, "Roger and Me". He's from Flint. The only scene I remember is a laid off autoworker family selling rabbits with a sign, "Pets or Meat"! I think the only thing keeping Flint on any kind of life support at all was the Delphi plant, which recently went bankrupt. Flint looks heading to being a ghost town, like one of those little places out west where the mine played out and everyone left. detnews.com A town created by American capitalism, only to be abandoned by global capitalism. The destructive side of "creative destruction"..