"The most important issue in the mayoral election should be Athens' poverty rate of more than 30 percent. It's embarrassing to live in a community with such a high poverty rate, and the only way to reduce poverty is to create more jobs. However, no one wants Athens to become Snellville purely for the sake of job creation."Ha! I think the 30% living in poverty in Athens would love for Athens to become like Snellville. Is it a terrible, terrible thing to have jobs and businesses such as chain restaurants? The horror! Sheesh.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Excuuuuse me?
Snellville is mentioned in this unbelievable quote from OnlineAthens:
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That guy is either a jerk, or he typed that without thinking. Snellville is evolving in a very nice manner. I am very proud of Snellville and all it has accomplished, especially lately. I'd take Snellville over Athens any day!
ReplyDeleteFolks in Athens are still living by that tired Michael Stipe quote from the mid-90's. So very sad...
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