What is your country's detroit?

Windsor or Hamilton

Yeah I just checked. It is OK. Someone told me it was part of the rust belt close to the greater chicago area.

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Los Angeles

Valparaiso Chile is pretty based too. Look at these dudes.

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As a whole Winnipeg is worse than both

I would never sleep well if I had to live in the pink house desu

Hamilton isn't that bad even though it has a bad reputation, which is exactly like Detroit

as in shithole ?
negev shanty\shack towns probably .

if you want an actual town\city with asphalt and concrete that's a shithole that has to be lod\ramle

if you mean
>shithole because it's really remote and dosnt have anything
dimona is the classical answer, but then again all the nuclear reactor people live there and they really improved it in recent years , even have their own airport .

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Look, I spotted a spurdo! Isn't that a spurdo on the left?

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It's a crime riddled, SJW, filthy, smelly shithole full of pothead/hippie losers and homeless. It's probably the most dangerous city in Chile. You can't spend 5 minutes without seeing homeless sleeping in the sidewalks or punkies getting high and drunk in every little alley they can find( the city is full of them).
I have to go there everyday to study and it sucks. Atleast it's really cheap

Who actually lives here other than Bedouin?

>I have to go there everyday
Do you live nearby or is it a long drive?

It's like 30 minutes in subway. I live in Viña del Mar

what constitutes a "detroit"?
a former industrial heavyweight that ceased to be relevant?
or just a city that used to be okay and turned into an uninhabitable shithole?
Not sure about the former, hell, I think a new industrial park opens up every 10 years. We never had much outstanding industries for them to disappear completely, they just expand and contract with the economy.
We do have a city that was flooded like 40 years ago when a dam broke. Dystopian as fuck

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It means a city that was once nice and is now shit.

>a former industrial heavyweight that ceased to be relevant?
>or just a city that used to be okay and turned into an uninhabitable shithole?
Not sure how would the latter occur without the former or some other root cause. Things don't just turn to shit. Of course it is the former.

I tried to imply an economic reason for the first, and something more vague like demographics change for the second

south tel aviv i guess , it used to be semi-classy now it smells of piss , is filled with sudanese illegals and you can get cheap tranny hookers on every corner .

they also built tel aviv's central bus station which is basically a trap for people that ride the bus lines to the end by mistake because it's a maze and takes you a min of 30 mins to get out into the piss smelling streets . they even made a 99% invisible ep about this
99percentinvisible.org/episode/stop-that-bus/

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t. PedoMex

I think the changing economic conditions can affect the demographics. But a lot of it are memes. There is only a small part of detroit that is in ruins. I visited it recently and drove around a little and I wasn't attacked or shot. Downtown looks OK, but there are lots of abandoned buildings, including the abandoned automobile plants. They are pretty cool and dystopian and fun to drive around. Then there are ghettos of course but all major cities have them. I think the main problem is since lots of jobs left except for the low paying ones, that changed the demographics as well. Just a few miles from Detroit is suburban middle/upper middle class America. Thousands of people drive to downtown Detroit to watch a Red Wings game or go for a walk and then drive back home. Lots of homeless people downtown, but again that is not uncommon in other big cities. But hey lots of parking space!

Vantaa or alternatively Lahti

isn't valparaiso a bad company 2 map?

the pheriferia of Montevideo and some parts of the border with Brazil

It's true Javier, Mexico is just a giant spic version of Detroit

How did you end up in Mexico? Do you like it there?

Buenos Aires and Rosario

Hamilton
>formerly manufacturing focused economy, especially steel
>after recession turned into even more of a grey shithole with rampant homelessness and drug abuse