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It didn't happen under Giuliani or Bloomberg, neither of whom would have wanted NYC's more masses to be well armed.
And I'm not aware of a libertarian candidate who has run for office in NYC.
If a candidate ran on a drug legalization platform, and he also wanted to change NYC's gun licensing laws I'd be all for it. I'm against mass incarceration.
And if they wanted to have further reforms to welfare, such as further project conversions to co-ops or otherwise privately owned buildings I'd be for that as well.
Giuliani and Bloomberg would be dictators if given the choice. It almost became true for Bloomberg.
Look at the crime map. Canarsie is mostly green (the safest).
(Maybe you just think of it as not safe because it's mostly black people living there?? )
Also, an area can can certainly go through white flight without becoming dangerous. Bensonhurst went through white flight and it's still a safe neighborhood.
As for that map though, it's a little misleading because it has Jackson Heights shaded the same as Brownsville and East New York.
Also, an area can can certainly go through white flight without becoming dangerous. Bensonhurst went through white flight and it's still a safe neighborhood.
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Yes, true.
Sunnyside and Woodside also experience white flight and they remain safe neighborhoods. If anything they are more expensive now than they ever were.
What's the Jewish population in Germany these days?
Idiot.
Germany pays Holocaust reparations to Jewish Holocaust survivors ALL OVER THE WORLD.
Do you really not know this, or are you trying to be obnoxious and offensive?
Also, an area can can certainly go through white flight without becoming dangerous. Bensonhurst went through white flight and it's still a safe neighborhood.
As for that map though, it's a little misleading because it has Jackson Heights shaded the same as Brownsville and East New York.
Bensonhurst did *NOT* experience white flight. Italians decided to leave for greener pastures and more space. Not the same thing in the slightest.
Also, an area can can certainly go through white flight without becoming dangerous. Bensonhurst went through white flight and it's still a safe neighborhood.
As for that map though, it's a little misleading because it has Jackson Heights shaded the same as Brownsville and East New York.
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Originally Posted by Shoshanarose
Yes, true.
Sunnyside and Woodside also experience white flight and they remain safe neighborhoods. If anything they are more expensive now than they ever were.
They still have higher crime rates than the comparable white neighborhoods.
What's a comparable white neighborhood to those neighborhood? For that matter, what is crime?
You yourself smoke marijuana recreationally. That is ILLEGAL in NYS. You're buying it illegally and consuming it illegally.
Saying there's more crime in Black neighborhoods is a very simple minded (and I do mean simple as in low IQ) of saying Black people are "bad". But these small words for for little children and special ed cases.
Back to you Mr. hypocrite, you clearly aren't worried about people following the law all the time since you break it all the time.
I think there should be a get together of forum conservatives. I would love to see G-Dale smoking a blunt in front of Airborneguy. Airborneguy, would you arrest any of your fellow conservatives like G-Dale if they recreationally used a banned substance in your presence?
They still have higher crime rates than the comparable white neighborhoods.
How do you know that?
That's not clear.
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