The Old Resident
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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The old resident, narrated by Peter Donta, the old resident of the neighborhood, bitterly condemned the characteristic tirades and unchristian behavior displayed by government, business and police representatives. He asked why the city permits a situation that tends to reach the lower depths for tens of thousands of the city's and evidence why it adopts improvements for privileged groups. Yet the long promised for urban renewal program, 5/6 curtailed and no longer ambitious, is still being blocked or ignored by bureaucratic policy and cowardly subterfuge. Why, he asked at that check materialized, he says, simply dismissed the goodwill mitts so sanctimoniously protected by local social scientists. We looked around the dilapidated. It wants picture after neighborhood, destroyed by bullets, bottles of Molotov cocktails, bricks and fire. It is no mirage. The effects of the Holocaust throughout the city's precincts are overwhelming. The destruction includes the length and breadth of the shopping district's. I want to try to understand this tragedy who controls the not so mysterious witchcraft that overnight turned into hospital patients. Those who yesterday stood for patients and reason the indignant urban population is as tense as a type of the fiddle string. 9/10 of them would rather live in pup tents than in the rat infested holes that ask for apartments in the city