FBI Director speaks on the Furgusen effect

[SHABAZZ310]

Originally Posted by bluesjuke

......or terrorist attacks either except when it is convenient to claim.

^^^Good grief, we have a Benghazi conspiracy person...

I thought 11 hours of being owned should be enough...

[Above Average Bear]

Originally Posted by Oldhag1

We are all in trouble. It's like a cancer and not being allowed to perform surgery.

I'm hopefull that the liberal politicians that have sacrificed our Police Officers and pandered to the BLM crowd get their comeuppance come election time. Also the last time I voted for a Republican was for Reagan. And after seeing how Obama and the Democrats running in 16 have whored themselves to the BLM crowd I'm without a doubt voting Republican even if it is for that psycho Trump.

[Annuvin]

Originally Posted by Above Average Bear

Crime rates are lower now than the 80s and 90s because cops got more proactive through programs like stop question and frisk.

Actually, crime rates have dropped as a direct result of reduced lead exposure in the environment.

America's Real Criminal Element: Lead | Mother Jones

Originally Posted by Above Average Bear

That is police officers are becoming less proactive and as a result crime is surging in major urban areas.

If it is any consolation, this should help reverse the trend of gentrification that is pricing a lot of people out of the ghetto.

[Above Average Bear]

Originally Posted by Annuvin

Actually, crime rates have dropped as a direct result of reduced lead exposure in the environment.

America's Real Criminal Element: Lead | Mother Jones



If it is any consolation, this should help reverse the trend of gentrification that is pricing a lot of people out of the ghetto.

I absolutely love gentrification, as a matter of fact I was part of the gentrification of Bed Stuy Brooklyn. As a result of my actions the city is now collecting property taxes and the utility companies are more profitable. Also more opportunities for businesses and more jobs have been created.
I see gentrification as a cleansing of the dead wood of the ghetto. I also think it's a good thing for the dead wood. A wake up call if you would, to get off your butt and go to work and be productive members of society.