Los Angeles -- to Split or Not to Split?

[Azraele]

Link.

<<City officials in their first formal study of a proposed splitting of Los Angeles into two cities...>>

 

[Robert01]

It's already split...well, at least the gangs think so.

 

[Aves]

<< It's already split...well, at least the gangs think so. >>



LOL... No doubt.

 

[The Dancing Peacock]

i guess that's the repuatation LA has. Can't do much about that, except of course seeing that most of the city is actually rather nice to live in, and only some parts have any gang activity.

But as far as the valley goes, eh...let 'em go. Let them deal with their water and all the bureaucracy in working with the city of LA. I don't live in the city of LA, i'm in an autonomous area, so to hell with 'em.


late.

TDP

 

[The Stigenator]

it doesnt make a differnece.. i live in glendale.

however my parents live in the valley which for the most part is considered part of los angeles..

but being me i would have to say yes.. split.

 

[KrispyKremer]

Implode.

There's just not enough resources in the area for all the people. I glanced over a news article that states if the split goes thru, someone's not going to be getting their utilities/services, and that could piss a lot of people off.

 

[apoppin]

<< Los Angeles -- to Split or Not to Split? >>


let the next big earthquake make that determination. By then many residents will split Cali anyway.

 

[chuckieland]

after split
one part call Los
the other part call Angels

 

[zzzz]

which part will get lakers and which clipers?
Let the riots decide

 

[chainbolt]

yep, it should be split into around 38 villages. Downtown with all the homeless should be made a museum.

 

[dc]

i want the clippers! woot!

 

[JohnnyKnoxville]

<< It's already split...well, at least the gangs think so. >>


You are correct,every few blocks you are in a new gang territory

 

[huey1124]

JohnnyKnoxville:

what's your gang called? Jackass?

 

[Dan]

I have lived in the San Fernando Valley for almost 20 years and I'm a strong proponent of secession.