Crime and Diversity in San Antonio

[@RoySATX]

I have lived in San Antonio almost all my life, my parents permanently settled here in 1969 after my father retired from the military when I was just five. To say I have moved residences frequently would be an understatement, I don't wish it on anyone, but it has allowed me to experience what living in San Antonio is like from just about every neighborhood we have. From Terrell Hills to Las Palmas, Pecan Valley to Stone Oak, Wheatley Heights to Los Angeles Heights, Tobin Hill to the Tobin Estate, Floresville, Cibolo, Timberwood Park, and Helotes, I've moved often but not far. What I can say from this experience, where ever I was in and around San Antonio I always felt at home. I always felt a part of the community, the culture, and the diversity that is uniquely San Antonio. Here, more so than anywhere else in the country I have visited, we have done a remarkably good job of organic diversity in just about every way possible. It says a lot about our city and our people, about or culture, that we are such an inclusive community. I hope we can retain that, and that we not allow the hate, division, and craziness that is threatening to tear the rest of the country apart to also tear our community into factions. Of course we can do better, but let's not become worse in doing so. We are San Antonio, we are Tejas, and we are family.

[@elvangulley3210]

Lol good luck your state is in a death battle with Florida for the most bigoted hateful intolerant state in America

[@dennispena6549]

San Antonio, Texas. No other place on Earth. No place else If you don't like it here you leave. Once you get here you never leave.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Roy, I have paid you’re coming to the top because this is the exact and honest feedback the Americans who watch this channel need. Thank you so much for sharing and I hope together we can bring great people to the city

[@MrVara411]

Shhhh! You'll make all the Californians wanna move here! :p :p :p

[@deeannacoy3361]

my cousins in the sixties born in Chicago and Los Angeles moved back to S.A. during the late sixties early seventies thinking they were all that was cool. Californification and Mob town Ill noise. That was silly! I turned them on to what was going down in the Bario Town S.A. Vata style. Top Forty KONO, MO TOWN POOP, WTF dudes? Where you been? The new X was KEXL San Antonio out door concerts Shawn Philips, Leon Russel playing the dive clubs on Blanco rd. Black Oak Arkansas Dr hook Medicine show band action, and resistance it was futile "baby" your a HEAD NOW, You've been turned ON onto Hippie Bario shit and capital of heavy metal Heaven! The poop they did to Ozzy for pissing on the Alamo was really stupid, you know how many Texans did that on purpose before the daughters of the (confederacy) republic got their paws on it (when it was a church). Too many to count. an the thing the city pulled on the rolling stones Same' o thing protecting the southern bells from Mick and Keith was ridiculously southern resistance, but they LOST IN the end. San Antonio is Indian Town, Its COOL runith over Blessed is the buffalo turds? lmao? anybody listening this is fun?. Aust stoney onions have always been jealous but no contest their educated hillbilly bums that wont get a job and move after dropping out of college cant cut it, their NOT COOL man too moochy not enough to contribute just take take take.... you know?

[@nataliec.5726]

Can we talk about the waste of money it was to build the huge VIA bus station at 281 & Stone Oak. The place is a ghost town! Nobody uses it! It could have serviced other areas of town much better. Like the northeast side which is greatly neglected on so many things.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

You nailed it! I never see people using it and I’m not sure why they built it 😲

[@WheelLoveTV]

Fact 🤌🏽

[@stormyw5669]

Also they removed a bunch of bus areas so made it harder for people to have to go find different bus stations that still existed.

[@keeganbrown9967]

Agreed. Drive by it every day and it's completely empty. Waste of money

[@Guyontheinternet164]

Facts. Northeast is hugely neglected. We feel like the middle child over here.

[@japnikki]

I’m Korean woman who moved to San Antonio metro two years ago…..so far I’ve found a good mix of folks in the Asian community;however, Filipinos outnumber any other Asian sector.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thanks for sharing Ji!

[@happygilmore1844]

Theres alot of Cambodians too in the Medical district along with Middle easterners and Indians

[@RoySATX]

I grew up mostly on the Northeast side of town, Austin Hwy. / Rittiman Rd. area. Even as far back as the early 70s there was a significant Korean community in that neighborhood. Wonderful people, and a beautiful part of our cities diversity. Welcome to San Antonio!

[@dennispena6549]

Of course. We're like family.

[@dirtydoesink8457]

San Antonio is not a cheap city to live in Anymore. In the past couple of years not only rent but goods services groceries gas everything has gotten insanely expensive. I’ve lived here for a long time and I’ve watched the city change not necessarily for the better. I still love this place but once my kids are grown I’m out of here

[@dennispena6549]

Outsiders changed the landscape and simplicity of our town. See ya!

[@dirtydoesink8457]

@Buck Daman Kentucky looks cheap as hell but I don’t know how the work is out there.

[@pistoffpussycat5778]

Ummm... that's the whole country, thanks to the Biden regime.

[@Whoisderon]

It’s still really cheap. Cheaper than Dallas and Houston

[@daveedg2473]

My wife and I were wanting to move there late 2023 and r so xcited. We looked all over and don’t really kno but we definitely r looking on the outskirts of the city

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

That’s awesome! We’re excited to have you here in SA. If you need anything shoot me an email!

[@nicktelloguitar]

This was really good. I grew up in SA too. Can you pls make a video on the inner areas of SA like leon valley, Alamo Heights, etc? For someone who doesn't want to leave the "San Antonio."

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes absolutely! Thank you so much for the video idea

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@SanAntonioSuburbsAnd castle hills place

[@joelg407]

All top jobs and employment opportunities are always given to people that come from different states. The people born and raised in San Antonio are not provided with the same respect or opportunities in this city. It's a damn shame.

[@victorglaviano]

What does this tell you... Perhaps less whining and more qualifications!?!?

[@WheelLoveTV]

First video I have seen of yours as a San Antonio native! Very well put together 🤙🏽

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you so much that means a lot to me. I’d like to think I put lots of time and effort into these informational videos

[@ScumCrypto]

I moved from San Diego to San Antonio and Day 1 I had my car broken into and all my Gaming a PC equipment stolen. We were exhausted when we moved everything off the Truck and wanted to go unload the Cars the next day, Well Smashed window and everything was stolen. $15,000 worth of Gaming, PC and Audio equipment were gone. Still have not recovered from this and now actively looking to move out of San Antonio due to the Crime.

[@NotyourMamma]

Just as in San Diego (I lived there for quite a while and still have family there) you have to really pay attention to what part of town you’re in. I’m sorry that happened to you & imagine it was a rough start. I doubt you’ll find another city where that doesn’t happen in certain areas. Good luck to you though.

[@RoySATX]

Your going to be hard pressed to find an urban area with less crime than San Antonio, unless you are able and willing to double or triple your cost of living. You are going to pay one way or the other, San Antonio strikes a reasonable balance. Think back over the past few years, add up all the riots, murders, car jackings, and burglaries in urban centers across the country and San Antonio for its size is remarkably quiet. Sorry you got robbed, but criminals are everywhere and by your own admission you made yourself a mark. You did not deserve to get robbed, but you bear some personal responsibility. Welcome to San Antonio, sorry your arrival wasn't so welcoming.

[@IAMthatone321]

Shoulda stayed in California.....

[@malcorub]

I am from SA but live in SD, lots of similarities between the two cities including military, missions, Mexican food and theme parks. For me, even though San Diego is bigger it is more affluent and therefor safer than San Antonio. I love SA, but If you can afford to live in SD its the better option of the two.

[@phillymaes7477]

Yes let's just leave 15k worth of electronics in a vehicle. Could happen in any city this size

[@danavazquez4944]

Time stamp 2:21, is it per 100 ppl or 1,000?

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes I corrected it in the description but thank you for catching that! 😊

[@CharlesMata80]

Thank you for your service. Awesome videos

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Very grateful for the kind response. My pleasure and I’m glad it helped

[@Shin90x]

He was a cop not a veteran. Sapd is corrupt af going back to the s Reed days

[@Shin90x]

You should talk about the influx of meth coming in along with outside state ppl taking advantage of it which also plays apart in violent crime. I've lived on the southside my whole life and I can see the difference in a span of 10 years

[@RoySATX]

What is coming in now isn't typical meth, that stopped arriving about six years ago. It had previously been high potency D-isomer meth, the stuff most people think of and the stuff that is responsible for the euphoria and increased energy levels. It abruptly stopped arriving and was replaced with heavily adulterated and lower potency L-isomer meth. Users no longer get the euphoric highs and long-lasting increase in activity levels, they do still get the physical and psychological issues, the addictive effect, as well as increased incidences of extremely high blood pressure, irritability, and depression. Also, while fatal overdoses of D-meth were extremely rare, the same is not the case with L-meth especially considering the much larger adulterant load or cut seen in L-meth, including sadly fentanyl.

[@Shin90x]

@@RoySATX sounds like you know a lot about it than I do

[@brandtc.7991]

Another awesome and dead on video!!! Thank you!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Very grateful for you! Thank you!

[@mikenixon2401]

I agree with you on the diversity and primarily younger people. I'm not one of them. I've lived in Houston and although I liked it I apreciate the slower pace of San Antono and definate cluture. As for language (Tejano) I have found the Spanish I spoke when living in Lubbock and Midland is far different than in San Antonio. But, hey, that is part of the fun in expanding one's horizion. Medical care (one of the primary reasons I'm here) is excelllent. My wife and I live in a diverse area northwest and have not be personlly impacted by crime. However we hear of problems outside bars and some apartmet complexes. Glad we don't fequent those areas. Every metro has pros nd cons. People need to accept what is right for them and not be overly judgemental of others. Like a friend of mine once said, "If you don't like the weather move."

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you so much for sharing your story Mike! People tend to share the most horrific things to try to deter people from moving here but it’s such a great city in my opinion. Thank you for sharing again!

[@dixieoldfashioned4766]

Hey I love your videos are you guys offering employment I would love to be part of the team

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Hey Dixie! Thank you for the compliment! We’re not hiring at the moment

[@tomwhite4871]

So, racial diversity. The city is great. I'm a conservative white guy. And when someone, usually from Austin, says I don't understand racism, I tell them I do because I was a white kid from the West side and went to S.A.I.S.D. schools for most of my schooling. (That's a joke ... but true) Seriously ... it's a great city. Some places I wouldn't go (like Zarzamora and Frio City Rd.) but that's true in just about every large city.

[@RPSanAnto]

Facts

[@dennispena6549]

Hey babe, take a walk on the west side.

[@tomwhite4871]

@@dennispena6549 The friend I was traveling with froma high school game broke down RIGHT in FRONT of THE Courts. Not funny. Spanglish helped me get through it. LOL Many many years ago ....

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thanks for sharing Tom!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

LOL

[@octanept]

Do you all help with commercial properties? If not, who do you recommend? And amazing content!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you for reaching out and yes, I just reached out. Thank you sir!

[@Wang_HaHa]

Sorry if I missed it but which area does most of the Chinese or Asian people live in?

[@Wang_HaHa]

Ah and I think the Chinese restaurant here that makes “close to authentic” food would be Sichuan Garden (2347 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78231) not related to them or know anybody there tho lol

[@johnnybandit5141]

Far west side by sea world or leon valley

[@JoshWalkerVlogs]

love your content man!!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you very much Josh! I hope it helps 😊

[@keeganbrown9967]

I've lived in San Antonio my entire life and I blame the decline of the city on "BAD CITY LEADERSHIP" more specifically, Increasingly woke Leftist policies. Our city wastes so much money on social services, police reform, and racial equity programs. We should be lowering property taxes, promoting business development, promoting schools in the trades, and go back to less government.

[@RPSanAnto]

I agree 💯

[@luistello8661]

woke leftiest policies? lmao

[@lifelikelisa]

The city currently has a $200 million program that helps low income individuals get training in healthcare, I.T, construction, transportation services, etc. It also recently passed $3 million in funding for apprenticeship programs. Btw, these are things that “woke leftists” support.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you for sharing Keegan!

[@victorglaviano]

Yep... The mayor isn't even from here, he's from Massachusetts. Finally the corpse that was Nelson Wolff finally left and replaced by another wet blanket, expect more identity politics, perceived cultural wrongs made right (which really means hard working people will be screwed) and criminals will be able to run wild and face no consequences... 18 years here and I will be leaving within the next year.

[@Comfeey]

Do you help with land for a mobile home (no restrictions, hoa) definitely not a park…? Planning on buying a brand new house.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes ma’am we can help! Send us an email to [e-mail]

[@brandonwhite1585]

I've been around the SA area most of my life. I'm here right now. SA has neat things, such as the Riverwalk and a neat downtown. Most of the jobs being Healthcare explains all the Covid vax mandates on jobs. I refused to get it, and was out of work for 2 months after my contract was canceled. I work at Whataburger now, and have embarrassingly been evicted and now homeless, as fast food CANNOT pay the bills (you won't get proper hours). Being back in SA these past several months, it's sad to see so much crime here these days. It wasn't always like this. If it means anything, I'm on the West Side, and work by a High School. The strip center right across from my work gets shot up all the time. What's truely heartbreaking is a matter of years ago, SA was one of the safest places to live. Now, we see that has drastically changed

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Hey Brandon, thank you so much for sharing your story man! Hope everything gets better brother

[@happygilmore1844]

Thanks to democrat policies and stranglehold of socialistic governance

[@victorglaviano]

@@happygilmore1844 yep... Especially when our illustrious mayor is from Mass!

[@ronaldgavlick732]

There's no way you can get from Boerne to San Antonio in 15 minutes

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Absolutely you can. Especially with those HOV lanes 🚙

[@japnikki]

It takes me 17 minutes from La cantera to Boerne

[@Crab.with.abs.]

@@japnikki when r u driving this path ?

[@jayc4715]

Speed

[@IAMthatone321]

Boerne to SA in 15 minutes is a fact

[@TexanFoxx]

Skipped over Cibolo, which is just under Schertz in population and more people than Floresville and Helotes combined. :/ Spelled Boerne wrong in your description and as other have said you said 100 instead of 1000.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes Cibolo is a great town and the growth is tremendous! Old Cibolo is about to blow up. Thanks Cody!

[@mamabear5289]

Please don’t talk about CIBOLO it’s getting to crowded and I’m not happy about that! Keep CIBOLO small! 😉

[@dirtydoesink8457]

@@mamabear5289 nothing is going to stay small San Antonio will continue to grow and every township and suburb around will also continue to explode. Hang on as long as you can so that your property is worth as much as it can be. Then sell everything when it’s at its peak and move your ass to Kentucky were property is ridiculously cheap

[@tdewtx]

It had to be updated recently for the population in Floresville, we just had a census 2 years ago.

[@kc4208]

I was born and raised in Austin tx .... i lived there until my early 30s .... but it changed so much btw 2008 and 2011 that i finally gave up and moved to san antonio tx which still holds on to that small town friendly vibe ..... not close to being as clean or as beautiful as austin used to be, but since the liberal takeover of the austin area (including neighboring suburbs) neither is austin. I am settled here. It is the friendliness of the ppl i most desire and i get that here, so here i will stay. I do miss Austin, but the old austin, my hometown .... not the snobby dirty austin of today. 🥺

[@christy1919]

As a 40yr old born and raised in Austin I left in 2012 and miss it now that it feels like basically half of LA is migrating there

[@red2846]

I just moved here from Austin after 28 years and I agree with you about Austin! I’m trying to get used to not living in Austin anymore 😢 I don’t miss the “new” Austin but I miss the “old” Austin. Everyone is really nice here!

[@RoySATX]

I love Austin, mostly I love we are not Austin. Austin can have wierd, San Antonio is home and home shouldn't be weird. Keep San Antonio boring.

[@christygarza2824]

The cities outside of Austin is where it's at. Cedar Valley, Pflugerville, Round Rock

[@kc4208]

@@christygarza2824 do you mean cedar park? Cedar valley is on the other side of Austin ... quite a bit a way from austin. I take it you are new .... all those places have changed tremendously. All over the austin city and outter towns ... the atmosphere has changed and have become super crowded. Cedar park is the saddest to me .... i recognize nothing except for the tiny thompson street neighborhood .... that is where my childhood home is. 😭😭😭

[@totallybonkers]

Isn't it interesting that when people are paid well (incomes well above the median in the suburbs), the crime rate drops dramatically.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

It is interesting

[@curt5361]

The crime and violence is out of control now. I live on the Northeast side in a nice area. In May, my neighborhood was hit with drive by shootings and my house was hit. Then a month later, there was a shooting in the parking lot in the middle of the day down the street from my house. Don't even get me started on the entitled drivers. It's getting out of control all over the country. But, it was a huge wake up call for me since it literally hit my home.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Do you mind sharing what neighborhood you lived in the north east side? North east side is very popular

[@curt5361]

@@SanAntonioSuburbs Churchill Estates

[@ahinojosa210]

​​@@SanAntonioSuburbs agree similar experiences with the shootings uhhh and so called men doing donuts on the street witch disturbs your sleep just drink guys shooting in the air new year's can be dangerous but what can you really do in a working class nabior hood 410 and Vance Jackson.... and car jacking

[@dustin612]

I moved to San Antonio because I always heard it was a good place to live when I was in the Army and I feel like I was lied to and moved away.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

It’s probably because you had the wrong realtor 😅

[@user-tt3yz7os6u]

moving to san antonio is the worst decision ive made in my life... NOBODY KNOWS HOW TO DRIVE, there really aint shit to do, CRIME IS OUT OF THIS WORLD IN SAN ANTONIO

[@alohawg]

agreed, crime is ridiculous, drivers are insane and are quick to literally shoot someone over road rage. wtf is wrong with these damn people? To make it worse, they're not exactly friendly and outgoing types. We're in the south with hostility instead of hospitality. Texas has been a big disappointment tbh. And the property taxes are fkn stupid high.

[@user-tt3yz7os6u]

@@alohawg hostility LMFAO you ain’t lyin!

[@JeremyAKnight]

Great video!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you Jeremy! You've got some great videos too

[@lettyschlieper7410]

I'm a Texan. Our beautiful State has been ruined/infested by all these crazy newcomers. It's just sad.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

I’m a newcomer! Well 11 years ago

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@SanAntonioSuburbssmh WELCOME born and raised in 210 I Love "new people" they make our city better, kinder ! You can also learn a lot about history and life experience ever one is welcome in my book

[@Zodia195]

You talk about Universities at the beginning of the video and I often joke if SA wasn't known as Military City USA, we should be called College Town USA due to just how many colleges and Universities are in this area from the 2 UTSA campuses, to one of A&M's campuses, to all of the private universities like my alum, UIW, and there's St. Mary's and Trinity. Not to mention the local community colleges. Am I missing anything lol? Of course you have in nearby counties like Texas State in San Marcos and TLU in Seguin. I think there's 2 huge contributing factors to the spike in crime in SA. 1. Katrina- When Katrina hit New Orleans, a LOT of people moved to Texas, and unfortunately their gangs came with them and they eventually clashed with the gangs already here. 2. The Open borders with Mexico. I know for a fact that the Cartels have been making their moves into Texas. Like I have family in Bastrop County (located between Austin and SA), and the Cartel have been buying private property out there and people have been moving due to the dramatic increase in violence. One of my cousins almost got SHOT by a stray bullet due to a turf battle near his ranch. So yeah, thanks Biden . . . . I am not surprised that the Medical field is still big here, but there's a problem with this number- the new people getting hired sorely lack peoples skills. My mom has worked in the medical industry most of my life (she was a receptionist and did secretarial work). Well, she eventually was forced to retire early thanks to Obamacare shutting down certain types of hospitals and no one will hire her due to her age (despite her years of experience). It's also why you have so much young people in the health industry because the 'higher ups' of these facilities refuse to pay high wages to those who deserve it. I honestly worry about the Health industry because most of it isn't privately owned anymore and Obamacare certainly threw a monkey wrench into the situation. Okay, sorry for the rant, I still love SA mind you, I just am tired of the things that have caused this city to go downhill in crucial areas. One of it's biggest pros those is the diversity. Even from when my mom was young, the city was already diverse compared to other cities. She was a teen in the 70s and in her group of closest friends, she was the only white person, with the others either being Hispanic or black. Over 10 years ago, I learned just HOW diverse the city has gotten- we have one of the largest communities in the USA of Muslims and also a huge number of Indian folk (I still see families from these two groups quite often). Hmmm, nice job covering Floresville, but I think you should mention that it's not a suburb of SA since it's the County Seat of Wilson County, especially when there are other towns in between it. Like when you look at addresses in Floresville, they don't say "San Antonio", they say Floresville. That's just my personal preference though.

[@tdewtx]

Crime is important but diversity is ignorant people are people. Diversity is just reverse discrimination. Base everything on the people, not race. When I was in regular contact with the police from my job, they said after Katrina the crime rate went up in San Antonio by 500 percent.

[@user-tt3yz7os6u]

It’s definitely a race thing bro! Immigrant Mexicans come from nothing so when they come to our country they bring their third world ways with them. Theft in Mexico is second nature. Your nature doesn’t change because your location changes.

[@RoySATX]

On this I have to agree, the mutual respect long-time residents had for each other wasn't shared by the people who were moved here after Katrina.

[@hustlengrind8833]

Who is they?

[@tdewtx]

police with my job, they.........

[@hustlengrind8833]

@@tdewtx that’s wild because San Antonio has never seen a 500% increase in crime. Not even 100%. You do realize this is the 7th largest city in the nation and if that happened the feds would come here? Correct?

[@lupebsewzbustos8087]

What about Cibolo?????

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Cibolo has a crime index of 59, according to neighborhoodscout.com, that is very high rating for safeness compared to the other cities.

[@lupebsewzbustos8087]

Thank you. I love your show it is awesome.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

@@lupebsewzbustos8087 So very kind! Thank you and I appreciate you!

[@LESHAUNWILL]

good info

[@mandodeleon668]

I have never lived in an area to where I have had my house and vehicles broken into like SA. And I wasn't in the bad neighborhood.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Oh man, thanks for sharing

[@mandodeleon668]

Great video. I still love the SA area - has a lot to offer but that was my experience.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

@@mandodeleon668 I had my motorcycle stolen once lol I had a tracker on it and they GOT CAUGHT 💙

[@Whoisderon]

@@SanAntonioSuburbs where did you order the tracker from?

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@SanAntonioSuburbsyup same happened to my dad on the south side in the 70s

[@davidkimbrough6048]

Affordability? Are you nuts? As a homeless man who came here from the North Dallas Plano area I'm telling you it's a lot higher cost of living. The prices at Walmart on some products are literally over 100% more expensive. Tortilla chips that cost $0.92 there cost $1.92 here.

[@davidkimbrough6048]

Day old bread that cost 19 cents there cost $0.70 here. Mark down deli chickens twice as much. Reduced for quick sale means a minor discount here where it was half price in North Dallas Plano.

[@angelchrista930]

We are looking to move there next summer. Renting for a few years. Also when I move there I'm wanting to have a home built eventually. Is that common in San Antonio? Or difficult to do?

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Hey Angel! There is still lots of opportunity to build the house you want in the area you want. There’s still lots of builders all around the San Antonio area, mostly the suburbs where you can pick your lot and build relatively close to what you want for a reasonable price. Very common! Hope that answers your question

[@dennispena6549]

If you build it you will stay. See you on Fiesta week. PURO 🥳 PARTY

[@thenitelife1988]

Asian ? That’s like seeing a unicorn in San Antonio

[@kittysaywut]

Bernie, TX needs some blanda up. Brb moving to Bernie.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Lol it sounds like Bernie but it’s written Boerne. I was confused when I first heard it as well lol

[@passthetunaporfavor]

Crime Rate ( per 1,000 residents ) .

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes, my bad!

[@aaronburrell3729]

At 2:19 that’s per one thousand, not one hundred.

[@czarrevs3616]

Do a video about the hoods to avoid in SA

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

“The hood “is a relative term. I’ve seen murders happen in the wealthiest areas. It’s all about perception. other people on this channel will be happy to tell you where the hood is though lol

[@czarrevs3616]

@@SanAntonioSuburbs I’m from South Central-LA looking to move to SA-TX…that’s my perception.

[@charliebucket7436]

Westside is majority Mexican - Eastside is majority Black, even though probably half Mexican - Southside is probably the most diverse - Northside is where you would find most of the white folks, and people with more money.

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@SanAntonioSuburbsclassy response

[@ynotsolobolo]

Wait hold up u said there's alot to do here, where? It's beat up and run down not to mention the weather here sucks.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes plenty to do!

[@15minoflame]

Last moment I was in san antonio most diverse area is north west side. Other than that. Everywhere else except (maybe) the base everyone looks the same. Literally all strangers look the same.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

I can see what you’re saying. I definitely see the diversity everywhere we go. With more diversity comes amazing food 😊

[@ahinojosa210]

Alot of sexual assault's we need more sapd. But the special victims unit are amazing 🙏🏼 we need to work on CPS it's been horrible since the 90s

[@happygilmore1844]

Anyone who lives in the USA have to learn English, thats why theres such a number of English speakers and accents including "Spanglish"! Lol, the English language has over 25 different dialects and shows its immense diversity, however its what people have in common that hold a society together

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thank you for the great insight. With San Antonio having the majority demographic Hispanic, Spanish is a very common language and was even my first language growing up. There are definitely some towns in Texas that are Spanish speaking only lol

[@happygilmore1844]

It takes a few generations

[@mrrb2817]

I was born in SA and raised in Universal City my family spoke Spanish but mostly English in fact I never learned Spanish because the schools did not allow it back in the 70’s so I grew up with a Southern draw and actually sounded like a Texan some people say I still do even though I have moved all over the US with my family(job relocation) being back here over 20 years later it’s not the same city and the people are not as friendly or laid back anymore and the highways are the worst as well as the crime-just my personal opinion

[@happygilmore1844]

@@mrrb2817 facts

[@fescalera912]

This guy paints a pretty picture of San Antonio but unless you live outside Loop 1604 crime is pretty much the same as any big city specially in the downtown area there is a lot of drug attic’s

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Thanks for the info! The city paints it’s on the picture I’m just here to share the information 😊

[@lifelikelisa]

What pretty picture? He said San Antonio had a high crime rate. Also, the word is addict.

[@hustlengrind8833]

Those apartments right by Fiesta Texas always get broken into and somebody was killed just a few weeks ago.

[@hizzle1885]

But, it's per 1,000 people. (You kept saying per 100 people)

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes thank you. I corrected in the description. My bad 😅

[@jerrypauling7809]

Cheap to live here? Taxes are killing us

[@nape1713]

san antonio drivers love to tailgate, speed, drift into other lanes, and run red lights. to call them reerees is an understatement

[@j.campbell8491]

That sounds like Houston. 💯

[@happygilmore1844]

New Braunfels is a German town but they also speak English lol

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes very true 😂

[@68Lima]

Boerne is a Texas KZbinr sanctuary.

[@sofiaibarra6807]

Floresville is more than 10 minutes away from San Antonio, it’s like at least 20 or 25, it takes like 15 minutes to get to 1604 and definitely wouldn’t consider it part of San Antonio at all. Also it’s not that big lmao like what??

[@paulette3269]

I m born and raised in san antonio and still live here with my kids. I mixed with mexican and blk and my kids are also mixed their dad is mexican we live west area of san antonio. I think san antonio is good on diversity but we got some people that stare and ask me if I m babysitting lol my kids dont have one speck of blk they look full mexican so I get asked alot if I m the mom lol

[@BNWhite-nm5uq]

So is it difficult for blacks to live in San Antonio? I currently live in Austin but I've contemplating move to SA because I hate it here!lol

[@theturrdreich6887]

That river downtown is a sewer, I don't understand why people would want to eat anything there

[@tonymarino1730]

I was genuinely surprised when I visited last month. The river walk is a horror show. Homeless scattered everywhere and they look like there on some type of drugs. I stayed for 30 minutes and left.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

There has been a lot of pressure on city government to “clean up “ Downtown. I agree I don’t feel comfortable bringing my family to the Riverwalk either

[@wrathhub]

I live in San Antonio and really I have no fucking problem with it. to be honest it is very normal to me and yeah there are lots of junkies and ghetto people and weird people and disabled people and crazy people. And too be honest I am only mentioning the bad side of it and really most crimes are mostly people on drugs or having a mental breakdown. So yeah I fine with it and the other parts of the globe is worse and really Texas is a better place. don't move to Laredo Texas please? As I was born in Laredo and clearly, I am moving out of San Antonio after working a federal job as a janitor to increase my job resume and chance of having a job in Laredo. And yeah don't ask anything about Laredo Texas and clearly don't even mention anything about Laredo Texas if any of you readers have experience and clearly if you know my email and my identity please don't share any info why Laredo is a boring place and clearly a good place and later. And yes San Antonio is only good for working in a federal job to increase the chance of a future job and career and really Laredo clearly has some opportunities for me and I have some people I know in Laredo and really don't mention Tio perfumes or any sorts of stuff that is family related to me and please don't make no interest about Laredo as it is my point of interest. And I am clearly working a janitor job in a federal area and is my only hope to increase my future job for Laredo Texas. Though, San Antonio is no big deal and is a normal place and yeah, San Antonio is normal as fuck and please don't talk me out like a "Roman ignoring the volcano of Pompeii." And yeah I am grateful to be in San Antonio.

[@rubenduran9517]

Everyone complains so much. Wish we could get the complainers to just move away. Take your backwards thinking and go be with people like you.

[@ronnie6092]

I moved from San Antonio to Georgia & I couldn’t be any happier. You can’t blame Blk people, WT people or Asians …….Y’all know who the problem is✋🏻🤔

[@ChauntelleARussell]

NO! Don't tell ppl to move to Schertz!!! We don't want crime here!!!

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Well at least you’re helping by telling people not to move to shirts because it’s “safe” lol

[@MrHandsomeferny]

Why people be hating on Austin?

[@deeannacoy3361]

The police force is how they keep the natives(ethnic minorities) quiet, they constantly patrol their neighborhoods and profile them, why a felon can't vote and it's easier than you think to become a felon in Texas for some stupid minor drug or alcohol offence than people realize. Voter suppression, the police and courts help. People don't understand San Antonio history, the Westside use to be Indian town since before the Alamo and still is. a string of Apache Rancherias at the fork of the Alazan and Apche creek(many more Helotes was an Apache corn Camp) has always belonged to the Apache. while the Texas rangers and Texans hunted them down many just went home to the Sun Otters clans Rancheria there an never left Still there, but spread out westward past Our Lady of the lake and today beyond. So many there have No idea? who they are an just go with the Texans Story that all of them are Mexican and flooded across the border with Santa Anna. Idiotas!!! La villita was where the soldiers(mercenary soldiers who fought for or against all six flags) of the Alamo that married Indian women many Apache women and had many many mestizo children. when they were forced to hunt Indians down and ship them off(many of whom were family members through marriages), THEY CLAIMED THEY WERE SIMPLE POOR INNOCENT MEXICANS. F-that their families lived and died 8 generations(at least 200 years or more) before the Anglo's flocked in to steal their Rancheria(some were corn camps some hunting camps they rotated living on to let soil an game regenerate. When Squatters were attacked it was because they squatted on one claiming nothing and nobody was there. Just developed prime real estate that belonged to the Apache. The reason Drug and alcohol use is more prevalent in this area IS BECAUSE ITS A RESERVATION NO ONE EVER MADE OFFICIAL. Anglo Historians know, it's one of the biggest reasons they want to control what history narratives are taught in the white indoctrination schools. How they point an shake their white boney fingers at the Chinese is really so hypocritical it ISN'T EVEN FUNNY. The Canary islanders were snobs built and lived across the river toooo close to the Apache Rancherias and constantly complained of being attacked AFTER THEY WERE TOLD NOT TO BUILD THERE.IDIOTS!!! NEVER EVER LIVED IN LA VILLITA. their history is buried under the Bexar county court house and city hall the ANGLOS(who they sided with about the slavery issue) purposely built on top of their history to erase it. Because THAT'S WHAT THEY DO! Bet yo didn't know any of that DUDE? your ancestors probably rode an Iron steam ship an took a train to the wild west. LMAO!!! Cowboy's rode into Texas on milk cows tied to Vatters an Mutters wagon, after the west was settled for over 200 years. Just an Apache Princes what do I know? of the Moccasins De Alto Pico Clan. ftp.txdot.gov/pub/txdot-info/env/toolkit/415-07-rpt.pdf

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Lots of information and thank you for sharing

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@SanAntonioSuburbsyou read all that 😅

[@totallybonkers]

This city is crime ridden. What do you expect with 20% living below the poverty line? Don't get me started on the illegal immigrant population. This is a sanctuary city. We need funding for about 250-300 more Police Officers. We also need the PD to write tickets for littering. I think majority Hispanic/Latino population think this city is clean, but it's so dirty and full of garbage everywhere. STOP Littering/dumping your garbage!!! Have some pride in the cleanliness of your city!!!

[@dennispena6549]

Like your people say, "if you don't like it here, leave". Leave room for God's Children.

[@jhonnyrodriguez2944]

Boerne / Other = self employed

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Nailed it!

[@larryboldt483]

San Antonio, miss-managed. Vote for some better city managers, make San Antonio safe again

[@chrissithlord4760]

The majority being Hispanic lol of course, it used to be Mexico. “The problem with Scotland is that there is too many Scots.” 😂

[@johnnybandit5141]

Stay out of the west side, East side, and south side.. those are the hoods.. big city big problems... stay strapped and train, youre in Texas

[@mavisspillman1407]

South East side is farms and ranchers, they will defend there property. That doesn't make it a bad side of town.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Agreed Mavis

[@jayc4715]

The entire east side

[@jayc4715]

@@Nicole-zv7ee very safe

[@vivianb5325]

SouthSide ❤️ i could never leave it's NOT always bad over here

[@joemiele1296]

This video is so misleading! Let's run the numbers for inside loop 1604 only. Especially SA East side inside loop 410, South side, and let's not forget Kirby, Sunrise and the Glen. Alamo Heights, Castle hills and Balcones heights are a joke also!

[@Wemby01]

why did i get this on my recommended lol idgaf

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

It’s all KZbin’s fault lol

[@ulisesgearofwar]

😂 you miss pronounced “I speak no sabo”

[@Papito_M]

You misspelled “mispronounced”. 😂

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

I love it

[@ulisesgearofwar]

Auto correct, sorry if i cjange it now itll be yo obvious …. Lol

[@ahinojosa210]

​@@Papito_M😂

[@lyfeasmemecsit6203]

Yea , being black in Texas is not my favorite situation. I've had soooo much r@cism happen to myself and my daughter whom is mixed ,her father is from Mexico, and now lives here. I'm originally from Florida and going back , I'm not for the attention that is poison to my child and her growth. It's truly sad because how is it that your a minority city but show such hate for black Americans odd to me?? Just odd??

[@twoistwo]

You are right about racism but it mainly comes from the *american black* community. Africans and Latin blacks are more welcoming and not racist compared to the American blacks.

[@angelchrista930]

What about for a black African American family? We are considering moving there next summer.

[@cheesybits834]

I also think that’s odd? My husband is Asian and he’s gotten a lot of flack too esp on the south side. Weirdly enough, we were more accepted in Boulder, Co

[@elvangulley3210]

Texas is a racist state the entire state homophobic to but florida isn't much better if you are black you should trying to escape the south

[@raymundovillalobos1953]

San antonio is gentrified. The inner west and south suburb is where the uneducated hispanics live (iffy/bad community). East/southeast the uneducated blacks (iffy/bad community). The center/ inner north/ north east/north west is where the educated middle class hispanic, whites and blacks live (safe community). Everyone outside hwy 1604 is where the rich educated people live (it a much safer community)

[@joewarren3608]

The Mexican food in Lubbock and Midland is MUCH better than San Antonio's Mexican food. Can't believe/understand it...

[@dennispena6549]

Try the west side.

[@bubbacantu3264]

Bro wtf try the Southsides little hole in the wall restaurants they the best. Eladios dinner by Palo alto is one of my go too. Try it out. Or Nora's on mission road. San Antonio has the best flavoring in my opinion. I'm a truck driver so I've eaten all over texas. And san antonio and Houston have the best Mexican foods/te-mex.

[@bubbacantu3264]

I drive out to midland alot and their food is trash and supper expensive. 3 tacos and a tea for 18 dollars. There is alot of money out there tho.

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

I I’ve never had Lubbock tacos but I’m proud to have an extra 10 pounds on me with the delicious San Antonio tacos lol

[@vilrecklord8214]

@@bubbacantu3264 , isn't Midland predominantly Hispanic ?

[@EnochElijah777]

cute

[@RETRONICK24]

Germans were not the first settlers

[@TobychaserTobychaser]

Diversity? That's a laugh in SA

[@RPSanAnto]

Good

[@dennispena6549]

"Ah! How does it feel? A complete unknown........"

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

I don’t understand what’s funny

[@shanks133]

78109 info… it’s growing! Slowly

[@SanAntonioSuburbs]

Yes especially near St. Hedwig! Thanks for sharing