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I think Dorchester ,were I'm from lol

Visit Andover Massachusetts. Its a nice place that has restaurants voted best this and that and had Americas best high school supposedly.

They are, tbh. The well-to-do or even middle class parts of Massachusetts are probably the best places to live in the country.

It's generally a great state to live in, if you can afford it. The only really bad part is around Springfield in the western part of the state.

@@bobdroll6381 But there are good and bad people everywhere. The worst neighborh I ever had was in a nice suburban development. A lot of the nicest people I know come from very humble environments.

@@markrichards6863 I couldn't disagree more. Yeah, those are bad areas for sure. Have you been to Lawrence lately? Go to Lynn and see how nice it has become. I grew up on the north shore and you can see what urban sprawl and open national borders does to communities longterm. Lynn has become Chelsea, Peabody has become Lynn. Beverly is becoming Peabody, and on and on. It trickles into places like Gloucester, and even some of the smaller coastal communities. I see it daily. Slowly but surely each community becomes overwhelmed with too many people. There is a one common denominator in the decline of all these places. Working class, American families suffer the consequences. Our communities decline, our wages undercut, our neighbors we no longer know. We don't even speak the same language. Respect for your city, neighbors, etc. declines. Fentanyl keeps pouring in unimpeded. Families continue to be devastated by all of this decline. Resources are spread thin and corporate America gets more consumers. Then the N.I.M.B.Y's come out. They vote for the people putting these policies in place. They vote for the people whom are beholden to corporate America. They vote for the people the press told them to vote for, BUT as soon as it hits their neighborhood they suddenly forget the culture approved moral compass they were told is virtuous. They toss it aside and start resisting public housing projects, 40B plans, etc. I apologize for the rant. It is just fascinating to watch the cognitive dissonance of limousine liberals play out. Fascinating yet infuriating, as they don't realize that their current complaints are a direct result of policies they support, shouting to the heavens with virtue for all to hear. They have "We are all in this together" signs on their lawns. "COEXIST" bumper stickers next to the "RESIST" stickers on their cars. BLM signs in their windows. AND next to their various, and oh so virtuous lawn signs, is a "Keep -name town here- small". "VOTE NO on -name proposal which changes their community-, and suddenly these people become less "virtuous" without realizing they never were in the first place. They were just parroting the line they've been fed while corporate America changes the face of their communities in the name of consumerism, and of course greed! I could ramble on but I'll refrain. I'm just a working class family man (crushed by mass migration flooding my job market) in a beautiful community surrounded by out of touch buffoons with a lot of expendable income and absolutely zero self-awarenes. *rant over*

We need a rebuttal video!

Are you nuts Brockton is the worst in MA

@@GiggleFits bruh this "hood" isnt even bad. there is some crime but i literally bike down this place every day mornings and nights for the ymca. ive never had anything stolen and ive only ever seen something happen once

Exactly

Exactly they actually have some really nice suburbs and homes in the area too. its not nearly as run down compared to Fitchburg.

Fallriver

I have a friend living in Worcester MA. She says it's a dump there.

Yeah Lowell where we live. Absolute shit hole

@@JustinSmithPYRO I live in Somerville. Was a dump hole in the 90s but things have taken a turn

Lawrence sucks to

as a Lawrence native for 13 years before moving, pretty much!

i always wondered why the majority of american houses are just built with wood, basically big overpriced sheds,

Holyoke used to be a real nice place

That’s what New England is doing charge you until they like you

Fitchburg is pretty much cleaned up

@@athompson8976 I grew up on the west side of the state Springfield to be exact. And it has turned into a sh!thole. Although it was never the greatest.

I definitely agree with that. I live in Mass. I know Brockton isn't great but as far as it being the worst - Nahhh

And it’s not

Lawrence is pretty rough despite the local government trying to make it attractive to folk's in Boston.

Fall River is just full of junkies and petty crime.

wow

Someone kept slashing my tires and the cops are corrupt 🚔🚓

@@joshuaroberts675 all over America

@@Hello-zf5lq Same could be said about the world, but in this case the topic is "Brockton"

So where did you move to Cape Cod ???

I'm very surprised you didn't see all the rubbish on the street and in the yards in the video... it looks like snow, but trust me, it's not.

@@UTAU53Yui if you'd seen his videos of Southern Cal and their homeless problem, Brockton is PRISTINE.

@@UTAU53Yui brockton is not that bad bro, I live in brockton.

@@UTAU53Yui Is it cocaine?

It's bad.

My Dude same here. I was 25 when I left in 04. It just gets worse everyrime I go back too. Whatever I love that mf place. Lol

Hey same here I went to Huntington elementary and went to south jr high and Brockton high then moved in 05 my whole life was Brockton

Same here I Went to Huntington School! It was an amazing time back then, around end of school year, we would have fun day, and awesome field trips. Those were the days😊

I'm old school and well before you guys. Born and raised there for 19 years. Left in 84...Went to Keith school and South Jr High. Then went to South Easton Votech for high school. Lived on the south side all the time I was there.

Yes , Springfield is waited but it’s apples to oranges cause of population alone

I think Holyoke is worse than Spfld.

Yeah, Holyoke too

1980, early 90s, yes

You’re being deceived . Springfield has nothing on Brocky

rocco dimeo was the toughest guy in essex county

But Brockton is where the brown people live don’t you know? All this dude did was look at a “dangerous cities” list and go to it in broad daylight. He even had to put intense music to make it “scary” lol

@@tormentorox1 Dude I lived in Brockton and we had bullet holes in the school windows. A fat chick got stabbed in the face over a cupcake at lunch. No one brought up race but you.

@@jimmyp.6180 LMAO I guessing this school was Brockton high 😭😭😭

Exactly...he didn't even drive on the worst

@@jimmyp.6180 I remember the stabbing at high-school, it was right outside the cafeteria doors

It is, I am from Brockton born and raised. People like to consider it a dump full of "gang activity" and violence, but that is because the towns around it are mostly upper-middle class snoby white people who assume the high population of POC makes it a trash hole of a town. It is a beautiful place full of wonderful people, racial profiling is real.

Because it is

New England best place ide disagree the midwest seems better

You cant compare Boston to Fall River. Lol have you seen Boston lately? Nothing but young professionals now. They cleaned up big time.

Bro I live in new england in the heart Pittsfield and it suxs

I just moved from Virginia to Massachusetts and I couldn't agree more. I can't imagine myself moving back south in my lifetime.

@@jameshanna2287 You gotta get outside and around, youre surrounded by rolling hills, Western MA is beautiful, visit Vermont often, urban America sucks most everywhere but still Pittsfield isn't bad compared to say Schenectady NY

Don''t forget Lawrence (Lawtown).

Yeah, I think these places are much worse than Brockton despite it's reputation and similarities, it's still in Plymouth county after all, and not too far outside of Boston, all better selling points than the aforementioned cities

I agree. At least Springfield has an art museum and performing arts venues. But you don't want to hang out after the show. It's hard fir Springfield and Hartford. Being halfway between NYC and Boston really works to their disadvantage. The best thing that could happen to Springfield would be if the MTA decided to invest in high speed rail from Boston, Worcester and Springfield. Worcester is starting to come in to its own.

I agree. I think Holyoke is worse than Spfld though.

@@markrichards6863 There has never been, isn't, and will never be major interest in Springfield market (Hartford maybe a bit better tho). Being almost 2 hours away from Boston and 3 from New York means NOBODY cares about Springfield, not even the NBA Hall of Fame induction was held at Mohegan Sun in CT instead of Symphony Hall across the Hall of Fame here in SPFLD. It's my birthplace and my home and there's never been a reason to be proud about where I'm from.

Lynn, Lynn, city of sin. You don't come out the same way you came in

Just wait and see. It's already being destroyed.

Worst hoods for that city and state not worst hood in country. Comprehend

Obviously you've never lived in Massachusetts

Agreed...I've traveled and lived around the country and Massachusetts is such a successful state that it's bad parts really aren't that bad compared to most other states bad areas.

And Fall River I've heard

No it isn’t

Massachusetts has one of the best education and Healthcare systems in the world, definitly in the United States...thats why its expensive

You can add Lowell to that list especially after dark downtown.

I think that NB is the worst. Maybe Lawrence is, but I have never been there.

Wayyy worst? look at the stats from the fbi... it's gotten way better since 2007- 08 that's for sure

i always wondered why the majority of american houses are just built with wood, basically big overpriced sheds, ghetto alright

What I'd do for some Christo's just one more time...

Right lol

Sounds like Modesto, CA, where the taco trucks have become the celebrated quisine.

@@athompson8976 ditto 40 years ago

And Roxbury

Brockton in the summer is the wild Wild West! These comments about Fitchburg Lynn Fall River ect.. got nothing on Brockton for real this isn’t the hood he’s showing lol city center farrington street area. Fitchburg 😂

just choose New Hampshire then

@@skurinski Maine and New Hampshire are tied for #1. Mass just after, thought it might be better to stay closeish to Boston. Upstate New York is another consideration. Hope to visit all this summer.

@@skurinski Watch out for those NH property taxes, though. With no sales or income tax, they have to get you some way.

Exactly same situation, CA said a bill might require vax for all workers and I'm like....welp SC is 30 mins from me, but I want to go back up northeast, so much better living up there

@@redcomic619 Western MA like Lee MA is the best place in the state imo

Its probably cold.

@@MrSupernova111 the cold doesn’t bother us , people are working / school as they should be :)

Introvert paradise hmmm

It had to be cold.. night time different story

Cool now where do you live so I can tell the whole world

Yes! Rocky was born in Brockcton and Marvin just used to live there during winter time for very hard training sessions

Remember, we had kiddies day at the high school, and the rehobeth fair before the auto auction bought the land? I still drive down as my parents and sister still live there. We still do lights on.

Yes

It’s been happening the last 10 years tbh supposedly, population up by like 15kish since 2010 living here though it’s hard to notice really

It’s already started and is happening

Am a resident and hope it comes soon, fingers crossed the bad people will be out and we will get our city back😊

Three Deckers are what Massachusetts had instead of trailer parks. They date back to the industrial revolution. I grew up in one, but not in another city. It was great because there were lots of other kids around. We were lower middle class. But so was everyone else. Massachusetts traditionally funds it's schools very well and offers great vocational education, for the non-college bound. But I don't want to live there again. It's q good place to be from.

@@markrichards6863 well I think it would be a good place to go to...so trailer parks and three deckers are where the LMCs live....that’s funky man...

@@markrichards6863 to me in Europe the three tier building looks like a posh persons house.... I didn’t realise it was a tenement block...

Facts

bot account

judging by your empty account, i beg to differ

No Fkn way

How dare you! I never thought I'd see the...well, full disclosure: you're actually pretty much right there...(lol)

😂

BAT Bus 12 lol

Bring you right to the redline. Believe it was ashmont station in Braintree?..@@FIVESTRZ

Fall River! My grandma lived there, it's all Portuguese, she was the only white lady on the street. I hear it's faaaaar worse than in the 90s today

@@bobdroll6381 No like from Portugal Portuguese. Where I live in Hudson, MA we have a ton of Portuguese here. More specifically Azores Portuguese (or islanders). Really nice people with a rich European/Spanish like culture. And while I am here, Worcester has cleaned up immensely and is a good bet for real estate.

@@bobdroll6381 yeah, but I think she was saying, they aren't considered "white" by most Europeans

@@Ryanc267 Worcester has cleaned up, since when?

Damn Worcester

i always wondered why the majority of american houses are just built with wood, basically big overpriced sheds,

that movie is woke bullshit

Awesome movie

Top 3 in Education and Healthcare...freaking expensive tho

#1

Is Needle Park the park they used to call Perkins Park? I grew up right around the corner from there during the '60s-early '70s. It was okay during the day, but you didn't want to be there after dark even then.

You’re 100% right. Whatever happens in Brockton happens in every similar town!

@DIRECTmessage ➕①②③④②②⑧⓪⑥⑥⑤ Lynn is a lot better than it used to be.

Right homeboy is just chatting

This is only the first episode. I hope we see those gems too, maybe Taunton?

@@bskitchenriffs6522 There was a list of the “top 10” worse cities of MA and Brockton came in as #1

New Bedford, yes

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Oakland definitely looks shittier then it did a few years ago.

I’m from Oakland and people actually say Oakland is nice looking as well compared to other parts of the states

Oakland is nothing compared to Downtown LA

It’s all the coke and heroin destroying these city’s.

Lol the used to be Toy's R Us

Most of the shoe factories left by the start of the '70s. I think Stacy Adams stuck around a bit longer, but not by much. Victory Shoe was done by the mid-'60s. Randy's in Randolph laid off a bunch in the late '60s (I know that because my dad was one of the layoffs). We moved to Connecticut in September 1973, and except for funerals and visiting relatives we never looked back.

You’re being deceived

We have a few very very old cemeteries here in Brockton. There is a couple on main streets. They have been there forever. Old headstones. Just a historical part of the city.

@@charmed2u2 oh wow

This is the exact place actually.

Nah it sucks, you likely haven't been there if you're saying that.

MA is a great state overall other than cost of living, so even the worst areas are not that bad relative to some parts of the country!

@@Jjjaaahhnn Obviously one of the low income areas of Massachusetts, but it's not that bad compared to other states. Seems relatively safe and clean.

@@JohanSven42069 Yet it's still expensive af to live there if you're not on welfare.

I live near Fitchburg. I can confirm it sucks.

Wow. I live in Brockton. If you don't mind me asking...what part of the city are they from? I've been here over 25 yrs. I am curious as to where your relatives live.

Stop lying 🤣🤣

Stop lying, violence is pretty low in Brockton

Why was ur husband shot? Shady dealings?

Who’s your uncle and father? I never heard of any home invasions either

Ok Scottie!

Man oh man I wish I had talked to you!

I respect this

I dont think you know what liberalism is

I don't want to split hairs, but I would say it's more neo-liberalism. Yes, the governor during that time was awful.

@@bskitchenriffs6522 for sure, the original commenter had some pretty good point but seemed super biased.

Ok!

"RockHardRiffs", eh? And you're quoting Charlie Rich? Not exactly "Cowboys from Hell", is it? (lol)

I lived in MA for a few years and worked in Brockton. Moved up from Philly just like you. Brockton really isn't all that bad. Montello St is a dump but the rest of the city varies from run down to boring and suburban. The way it was hyped up I expected something like Chester or Camden - there is nothing in New England like those cities.

@@prushimush I hear ya, I'm in Philly now, looking for an apartment. too quiet for me, no vibe. Take care

@@salahuddinmuhammad3251 don’t sleep on Brockton or let it deceive ya

$4300 where is did you get this discount, I pay $4,600 on the opposite side of town, very quite working class neighborhood no complain)

Of course, you haven't been through the bad parts of brockton. Hope you made it out tho.

Yeah, and Springfield is far away from Boston, so they aren't close to any big city amenities and events. Springfield lost its way back in the 80s and never got back on track. Massachusetts ought to give Springfield to Connecticut. Springfield and Hartford are both ghettos, with their best days behind them. I wouldn't want to raise a family in either of those cities. I have friends that invested in a condo conversion in Hartford in the mid 80s, sold it 5 years ago for the same price they paid for it. I guess long term it was cheaper than paying rent, but it doesn't speak well fir The Connecticut River Valley. Driving north from Springfield you go through Holyoke and Chicopee which are just extensions of Springfields ghetto. How do you fix a mess like that without a fleet if bulldozers.

You thought correctly

At least in this video, Brockton doesn't look to bad. I can't say the same for Springfield.

@@markrichards6863 there’s been a lot of development and positive changes happening in Hartford, you should take another look

@@markrichards6863 I say that also Springfield feels like it should be part of Connecticut being it's only 25min away and 1hr 30. from Boston

Massachusetts is a libtard state, that's why brockton, meth mile, etc,,. Exist

@@zuze4873 BS chelsea lynn roxbury eastboston dorchester matapan are toliets and dangerous

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