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In reply to the discussion: Should Chinatowns in America be torn down? [View all]Warpy
(113,131 posts)101. Well, blink twice and you'll miss much of it
but there are Chinese gates fore and aft and all the street signs are bilingual.
I visited with coworkers which is how I know how fancy the apartments of people who had done well could get.
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I like the smaller Chinatowns better because they're less crowded with tourists.
Gormy Cuss
Jan 2015
#51
Not where I live.. we kind of all blend together.. I like that about us. But, I have no
Cha
Jan 2015
#130
Chinatowns have a long standing tradition in America. It would be un-American to tear them down. eom
MohRokTah
Jan 2015
#17
Just be glad you're not here to hear me attempting to get the pronunciations right!
kentauros
Jan 2015
#70
They are haters, they just have to have something to hate, Chinatowns are just one more arena to
RKP5637
Jan 2015
#79
Certainly much of it is conditioned behavior, but really, I am beginning to think there is a
RKP5637
Jan 2015
#111
Yes, I quite agree with you. If anyone has that interest, Fox certainly reinforces it and truly
RKP5637
Jan 2015
#120
That's been done in many cities. It was called "urban renewal" but what it
Luminous Animal
Jan 2015
#75
Good food and the best massage parlors... two good reasons to let them be (nt)
GummyBearz
Jan 2015
#33
L.A.'s Chinatown is not "long gone", just all of the expansion has been in the San Gabriel Valley
AZ Progressive
Jan 2015
#73
I live in a 'progressive community' in the Sacramento Valley, we razed our Chinatown a century ago..
Brother Buzz
Jan 2015
#45
I lived in San Fran for 8 years. You having to start this thread speaks volumes.
BlueJazz
Jan 2015
#48
I prefer the chinese restaurants in the Richmond. Especially if I am eating dim sum.
Luminous Animal
Jan 2015
#107
The same right wing clowns would take what's left of American Indian lands too...
hunter
Jan 2015
#59
Actually, we would be much better in the US if the right wingers were confined IMO to their own
RKP5637
Jan 2015
#77