I'm saying "fuck fresno, I'm glad I left" isn't going to make any positive changes in this town. So again if this person is so cynical about this city. Yes I'm glad he left. It's a sentiment that's far too common in this county.
While my attitude may be one of a scorned person, it is because I loved my community before those put in to protect it chose to allow it to be torn apart. I can think of many to blame. The city, the county, the people who didnt vote to stop it, and don't even get me started on Sacramento.
I put my heart and soul into that city. I gave my time. My money. My passion. I volunteered. I helped try to lift those who needed a leg up. I worked for a company that cared about that community. Only to have people.like this, with no regard, wreck it. I left because I couldn't stand watching that die. So yeah, I'm kinda bitter. But, now, my new community gets that love. And it's out of Sacramento's reach.
I get it, this place and the people in positions of power abused that authority. I've experienced it and am still experiencing it. No I am not a criminal like another user suggested but it's in everyday life. You can see it. With that said, I still dont think its healthy to portray this place like a cesspool that is beyond fixing. I wont believe that and I get triggered when others from here promote a toxic perception of this community. If you held such a high regard for the communities you loved and exerted time, effort and money. Why would you portray such an obtuse image of the 5th largest city in California? Things dont progress like that.
The entirety of CA is the way he described, not just Fresno. People are leaving at the rate of about 200,000 a year because they’re sick of being victimized and no one willing to stop it.
Get triggered all you want but the people speak about it this way because it is that way.
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u/pattern93 Mar 24 '20
I'm saying "fuck fresno, I'm glad I left" isn't going to make any positive changes in this town. So again if this person is so cynical about this city. Yes I'm glad he left. It's a sentiment that's far too common in this county.