"Breeding ground" sounds like an argument in favor of nature, as if it's inevitable and there's no way to fix any of it. Considering the economic conditions and racial make-up of both cities, it's not a big leap from what you said to racism, prejudice, and apathy toward your fellow human beings.

That is twisting the posters words. The post was very accurate. ncouterbanks69

Then Raleigh is fast becoming its twin. They have hit the headlines as much if not more than Durham lately with shootings, stabbing and sexual assaults. Love the ignorance of Durham bashers who are blind to rising crime in all the counties. Hope this person recovers well from their injuries.

"Breeding ground" sounds like an argument in favor of nature, as if it's inevitable and there's no way to fix any of it. Considering the economic conditions and racial make-up of both cities, it's not a big leap from what you said to racism, prejudice, and apathy toward your fellow human beings.

That is twisting the posters words. The post was very accurate.

There are several safe hotels in Durham, however none of them are on hwy 55.

"Durham is simply a breeding ground for crime. Take your pick...Durham or Fayetteville. Tough choice huh?"

"Breeding ground" sounds like an argument in favor of nature, as if it's inevitable and there's no way to fix any of it. Considering the economic conditions and racial make-up of both cities, it's not a big leap from what you said to racism, prejudice, and apathy toward your fellow human beings.

You know, that part of town could really use a shot in the arm.