Comments on: The Great Eastside-Westside Throwdown

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By: Robert90033

Robert90033 — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 03:36:22 +0000

What I have notice is that by in large transplants more often than not refuse to acknowledge Downtown Los Angeles as the center of the city. They promote the typical ignorant idea that Los Angeles “has no center”. As a result their center becomes the far Westside. The “L.A.” that everyone hears about in the media. And so it is their center that becomes the focal point where all the City’s sides emanate from. Anything that runs counter to their perspective is just plain wrong according to them. But in actuality it is they who are just plain wrong. Unfortunately, they have websites, the media and people in high places promoting their erroneous point of view. Even Native Angelenos who attempt to correct them are quickly dismissed as being ignorant of their own City’s history and regional boundaries. This is what creates the friction between the two groups. So bottom line is that it is all about acknowledging and respecting the fact that were people born and raised here before your move here. And they know where the sides of the City are and where they begin and end. Just my two cents. = )

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By: Pete

Pete — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 03:23:20 +0000

Dang, that's hilarious. Hollywood and Silverlake are in the "east"? When did this happen? Is West LA now the middle, and a 10-foot wide strip of beach the entirety of the west? Downtown is even farther east than some of the "eastern" parts–and you have to go northwest to get there from East LA. I was under the impression that the 626 was the east side.

Do people from Santa Monica not know about this place, or are there too many minorities here for them to feel comfortable visiting? Or does everything feel very far east if you can't drive because you let the meter run over time and the SMPD came by, recycled your car at an e-waste facility, and sent you the bill? Or…I get it, it must be that the 10 on-ramps on that side of town are confusing to the transplants on the West side and they can't figure out how to get here.

By: Rene

Rene — Fri, 08 Feb 2013 19:00:08 +0000

Hey People of the West Side. Did you know that there is an Eastern Ave in Los Angeles. Maybe I should consider anything west of there the West Side. I grew up in East L.A. and always considered the center of Los Angeles downtown. Where the streets change from east to west.