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What I mean is I've lived half of my life in GWinnett county and nearly a decade ITP. At present in 2023 there is zero chance whatseover I'd want to live in Grayson. It's trash. Where I lived ITP was fine (miles better than grayson) but life prompted me to move elsewhre.

Grayson may be fine for you but it offers absolutely nothing to me that I couldn't find (and likely in superior fashion) elsewhere. Just personal preference is all, if it works for you then that's wonderful.

I know, we've been over this. But it's all beside the point.

The Atlanta defenders suck each other off over the "nice" parts of Atlanta, and I show crime stats showing the "nice parts" of Atlanta still have triple the property and violent crime rate of a random suburb, and all you can say is Grayson isn't fashionable.

Got it.

Take your L.

Atlanta is a shithole. Are there worse shitholes like NOLA and Memphis? Yes.

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Posted by deeprig9

Unincorporated Ozora, Georgia

Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 11/27/23 at 2:58 pm to deeprig9

SteelerBravesDawgs will be in here tonight to talk about his SIL in Inman park and how utopian it is. Do I go ahead and post those stats or wait for his prompt?

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Posted by WG_Dawg

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Posted on 11/27/23 at 3:00 pm to deeprig9

I've about to leave for a few, but can you divvy up your property crime stats to filter out apartments? When I lived in Brookhaven, the VAST majority of crimes, drug overdoses, carjackings, burglaries, etc were done in apartments. If you live in a normal house on a normal street, the odds are incredibly low that anything is going to happen to you.

AndI'm sure the same thing can be said for grayson, btw. My lack of interest in grayson has nothing to do with home invasion stats.

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Posted by SummerOfGeorge

Member since Jul 2013

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Posted on 11/27/23 at 3:05 pm to deeprig9

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The Atlanta defenders suck each other off over the "nice" parts of Atlanta, and I show crime stats showing the "nice parts" of Atlanta still have triple the property and violent crime rate of a random suburb, and all you can say is Grayson isn't fashionable.

If you really want to dive into the "crime stats" you'd see that something like 70-75% of the property and violent crime in Brookhaven happens in the apartment complexes on Buford Highway, which are densely populated and lower income (which always corresponds with higher crime rates).

Regardless, we enjoy our neighborhood, schools, property value, commute time, etc etc. I'm sure people in Cumming and Acworth do too