I work in a defacto segregated community. I live in a suburban community outside of that community and aways away. That directly answers the question of how it is different then "live in," although I empathize and care for the safety and well-being of the people. No further need for explanation or semantics.

Back to your first part of the previous statement you wrote. I do agree, this is the state of the union we are in. People must make a choice between the lesser of two evils in this election. Otherwise they can vote for Johnson or Stein. That is the reality of this election.

One candidate has lied, has attempted to cover-up potential national security leaks in a private email server, and may have been involved in a pay-to-play scheme. At least that is the smoke and mirror conspiracies that the far-right wishes us to believe.

The other candidate is peddling in hate, dabbling in racism with Brietbart and Bannon, hiding his taxes to cover up something he doesn't want the public to see, been involved in fraud and bankruptcy, is somehow, potentially involved with the Russians among a myriad of other things, which I think pose a threat to our national security.

Neither is a pleasant pill to swallow, but one has the potential to be safer then the other, IMO.