| Comment | In New York they discovered that investing in making people's homes and surrounding areas prettier tends to make them prouder of living there, but the problem in Glasgow is you have to literally undo three or four generations of people who feel so disenfranchised they want to smash anything organised you put in front of them.
We had the same problem in Dundee before I moved here. That deep an issue won't go away in a generation, but every time we try something and it doesn't work within a few years people write it off with some classist shite about neds and then move on.
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