How’s the new town? Much better?

@@century21sean very much so.

There’s always next year 🤞

That bad there?

@@century21sean Look at their neighbour.s to the south and west. There's a lot of spill ovrer from Detroit.

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The more you know 🌈

@@century21sean ...the less you blow!🤣

There’s always next year 😉

Until you just mentioned it 😉

Because it’s racist to state facts for some reason

The Soo as well.

you obviously don't know a lot about these communities ... quite the opposite of immigration !!

You obviously are an idxiot. Did you see the article posted october 31 2006 posted by a friend of mine that listed windsor as fourth most multicultural community in Canada. Or perhaps the more recent by rebel news, last july 900 illegals living in hotelsfunded by tax dollars. Right now its still around 800-850

That bad eh?🤔

Belleville is a crack town. Literal shit hole

“His” stats are from Stats Canada like he said from “his” first sentence in the video.

@@century21sean and again, I stated he changed the perimeters of his information from the website. It is called “filters”. Now if he did that search on the website and added actual crimes that had violence attached to it, again Toronto, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Muskoka, Vancouver, Ottawa, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, Regina, Alberta etc would be on the list. You acting like I didn’t hear what he stated. I did hear and I also stated that he filtered his information to 3 non violent crimes that when committed are carrying less than 10% of violence versus the actual violent crimes committed that actually carried higher than 50% violence that followed. He said “most dangerous cities to live in Canada” then decided to pick them based on 3 non violent crimes when the content creator is giving falsified or misleading information, so of course I had to correct him because dangerous places requires the full scope including murders, homicides, traffficking of people and paraphernalia or anything where people got hurt, the 3 crimes he mentioned are ones where less than 5% of them reported death or violence. So in other words, he filtered the websites search criteria

Toronto is part of Ontario meaning Toronto and Ottawa would be in top 5 most dangerous cities in Ontario. I lived in Windsor, I lived in London, I lived in sarnia, Chatham, Blenheim, Branford, st. Thomas, Guelph, Dutton, Essex, and many places. Toronto, and Ottawa where the most dangerous places worse than Windsor and London combined, the weakest place was Dutton dunwhich and then Chatham/blenheim, sarnia and London were a bit more dangerous than Chatham Kent but not as bad as Windsor/Essex county, and Windsor is nowhere near as bad as Toronto or Ottawa or even Vancouver or anywhere where those Maritime provinces was at. Calgary and Vancouver and grand prairies being the worst following Saskatoon, red deer, Medicine Hat and Chestermere and muskoka. Like I said before, he used filters and picked the least most dangerous crimes committed so if he did that search again with actual violent crimes then Toronto and Ottawa would be there in the top 5 far worse than London, Windsor or sarnia combined.

At least be more truthful when saying the words “dangerous” when I hear that word I think of crimes involving conventional use of illegal firearms arms, substances and paraphernalia, assaults and assaults and battery, threats of nature using sharp objects or objects that can cause blunt force trauma, and any kind of crime involving trafficking of illicit substances or human trafficking. Not the 3 weak crimes he mentioned which has very minimal violence to them which is what makes the cities “dangerous” to live in.

This probably applies to any city really 🤔

I won't say where I live in Ontario, but my wife and I lost our house keys 30 years ago, haven't locked a door since. I try to make sure every delivery driver sees me shooting or carrying a rifle, and I am not that friendly.

Don’t worry, there’s always next year! 🤞

It’s definitely in the news a lot

Here ya go 🏆🥇😀

100% real

Unless you pay it on time via one shot payment.

Whatever it’s called, you’re still paying interest fees in one form or another (processing fee or higher monthly payments in lieu of interest).