I always thought that when the going got tough the troops would ralley together to get through it , not split and go to where they thought it would be an easier road. Might be a good time to get a little closer to your family , not more distant. Sounds like they may have more "stick it out" power than you do. I don't know just where in MI you are but sounds like a drug hole w/no law enforcement. There ARE good places to live in MI! Every state has their "septic tank" areas. Every state also has their paradises. Every generation of my family from 1900 til now has lived within 30 mi of the Mt. Pleasant / Shepherd area it has definately had it's bennefits and continues to. No it's not as tame as it used to be but it is still better than most alternatives. If you have criminals that are not being delt with ruining your neighborhood , there are ways of eliminating that. Sometimes you need a little enginuity and the mentality that "you can't lie to a liar" and "you can't steal from a thief" is what it takes. Law enforcement only keeps the honest people honest. Criminals are smarter than law enforcement. We the people are smarter than criminals. I hope you are getting my drift. I have cought many criminals around my area and they have no idea how or who got them cought. It's not hard to out think them. Stay in MI and get close to your family.
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