Looks like Montreal (ville st pierre)

Labor unions, multiculturalism, homosexuality.

Detroit? East St. Louis? South Chicago? So many possibilities...

funny thing is that these are clearly privately owned buildings.

so i'm curious, anti-liberal OP.

what's your point? that these private owners aren't spending enough money on upkeep of their property?

should they be required to keep windows and fresh paint -- say, by, I don't know, maybe a _regulation_?

The concept of private property is liberal. You are ignorant and you need to read more and troll less.

>>1366829
Thanks to your pet niggers, those buildings aren't worth the paint to cover them.

<----- liberal paradise

<--- liberal paradise

<--- liberal paradise

OP can eat a dick.

>mfw both liberals AND conservatives are wrong (borderline retarded) on several key issues

I bet you can't name this city.

liberal paradise

New Haven CT, and all of New England.

>>1366932

Teheran

>>1366951
Holy sh!t, you're right.
But, you spelled it wrong.
Tehran.

>>1366864
> implying people live in these buildings

Even poor people have standards.

>>1366939
>new haven
>white

Libertarian Paradise

>>1366931
>mfw when moderates think theyre somehow enlightened for the fact that theyre moderates, even though moderates are considered radicals when and where they are.

although, you are right

shit that both sides are wrong about:

conservatives: God

Liberals: everything else

>>1367017
>>1367017
I wish I could've lived there.
No state governance, only the Triads.
T'would've been fun.

Another Libertarian paradise.

>>1366896
>>1366907
>>1366912
>>1366939
all cities look good from a distance

pic related: its detroit

>>1367017
you realize that, it actually kinda was? there aren't statistics available, but by all accounts it was filled mostly with upper-middle-class professionals and had a significantly higher standard of living than surrounding area. sure they were probably all dying of mold infections or whatever, and there probably were slave trade dungeons somewhere in it, but it was still better than communism.

>>1367059
Well New England as a whole is ultra liberal and is doing rather very well in all fields.
Economy
Education
Health
Crime
etc.

>>1366896

>Geneva
>Liberal Paradise

The Swiss People's Party is still the largest party in Swiss politics and they're decidedly conservative. The city of Geneva is pretty liberal (French speaking Switzerland in general) but the prosperity they enjoy can be almost entirely chalked up to the national measures passed by the conservative led coalition in the National Council.

>>1367060
>>1367060
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lby9P3ms11w
It wasn't perfect, but a lot of people got a better standard of living, and had a chance to make a living free of onerous regulations there.

Libertarian Paradise

>>1367100
Conservative within European standards which here is what we call moderate left.

>>1367091
States like New Hampshire and Vermont are not very liberal.

It's just the whitest part of the nation.

>>1367132
it is what in amercia would be called RACIST

>>1366959
>>1366951

Blind guess hehe and a bit of a clue from Call of Duty MW3, also i did spell it right in my own language -.-

>>1367121
Not at all, in combination between PRC and its own government makes it anything but libertarian.

Conservative paradise

>>1367132
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Index_of_Economic_Freedom

thats incorrect. The liberals of the US have long since ruined the US's conservative economic system and now we're more like Europe than ever. the bad parts i mean which is pretty much everywhere but switzerland and maybe germany

>>1367170
All land in Hong Kong is owned by the government and leased to private users. By restricting the sale of land leases, the Hong Kong government keeps the price of land at what some would say are artificially high prices and this allows the government to support public spending with a low tax rate.

Not to mention that libertarianism requires adequate enforcement of property rights and contracts, otherwise you don't have much economic freedoms.

>>1367170
How the hell does the People's Republic of China improve Hong Kong o_0

>>1367180
>caricature of conservatism from a comic book made into a movie by the fucking Wachowski Bros.
Really now? Should I retort by using the Russians from Red Dawn?

>>1366780
>Labor unions
>Liberalism
pick one

>>1367197
>Economic Freedom
That is not really a measure of libertarians.

Quick example
in reference to HK
>Government intervention, initiated by the later colonial governments and continued since 1997, has steadily increased, with the introduction of export credit guarantees, a compulsory pension scheme, a minimum wage, anti-discrimination laws, and a state mortgage backer.

>The government has intervened to create economic institutions such as the Hong Kong Stock Market and has been involved in public works projects and social welfare spending. All land in Hong Kong is owned by the government and leased to private users. By restricting the sale of land leases, the Hong Kong government keeps the price of land at what some would say are artificially high prices and this allows the government to support public spending with a low tax rate.

They also still have a central bank.

>>1367180
a real conservative paradise cant be destroyed by hipsterfag who is so ugly he wears a mask all the time

>>1367299
Yes but the government intervention the Economic Freedom Index is in support of would be enforcement of property rights and contracts which results in more economic freedom (which libertarians desire).

For example, a good index for social freedom would also include how good enforcement of anti-rape laws are.

The economic freedom index is also about how much government gets off people's backs in a sense (for example, countries with a lower percentage of government spending compared to GDP would also be higher on the list).

>>1367293
>i know the difference between american liberalism and classical liberalism look at me i'm smart
>hows poli sci 101 going?

>>1367350
>Yes but the government intervention the Economic Freedom Index is in support of would be enforcement of property rights

That's wasn't mentioned in my quotes.
>Government intervention, initiated by the later colonial governments and continued since 1997, has steadily increased, with the introduction of export credit guarantees, a compulsory pension scheme, a minimum wage, anti-discrimination laws, and a state mortgage backer.
^This completely liberal in principle and something libertarian resist.

>The government has intervened to create economic institutions such as the Hong Kong Stock Market
liberal
> and has been involved in public works projects and social welfare spending.
liberal
>By restricting the sale of land leases, the Hong Kong government keeps the price of land at what some would say are artificially high prices
liberal

None of this things go along with Libertarians.
They don't like the idea of the gold standard.
Universal Health Care
Central Bank is directly connected to the stocks market and like to do the same thing Bernanke does here: play with inflation.

>>1367424
Artificially increasing housing prices is a bad thing >_>

http://alt.coxnewsweb.com/statesman/metro/081205libs.pdf

Detriot is the most liberal city in America