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^ Not to mention, we're talking about New York... you never know who is who in New York. A guy in regular old Levi's could a vacationer, have a commute from Queens, or he could own a view of Central Park. This kid could have been a thief, but also could have been a millionaire's daughter... have you seen the way kids dress these days..? They all wear mostly the same brands, and the brands that are "rich" go unlabeled... Rick Ownes and Target Store sweats aren't discernible to most people.
I doubt a millionaires daughter would be pregnant with her second child, going through nursing school while pregnant..and waiting for a tax return to buy a $2500 handbag.
Sure, anything is possible. But using deductive reasoning....I'd bet my Roth IRA that this chick is hard up.
I doubt a millionaires daughter would be pregnant with her second child, going through nursing school while pregnant..and waiting for a tax return to buy a $2500 handbag.
Sure, anything is possible. But using deductive reasoning....I'd bet my Roth IRA that this chick is hard up.
I doubt a millionaires daughter would be pregnant with her second child, going through nursing school while pregnant..and waiting for a tax return to buy a $2500 handbag.
Sure, anything is possible. But using deductive reasoning....I'd bet my Roth IRA that this chick is hard up.
But the point is the store clerk's have no way of knowing their customers personal life..or did she wear a sign that said "I'm pregnant and broke"?
Location: where people are either too stupid to leave or too stuck to move
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I suspect by the end of the week a whole slew of Black kids will claim discrimination. Why are progressives being so mean to young black mothers buying $2,500 bags? Do they have no conscience?
We live in a state of surveillance... and when it comes to prototypes of that phenomenon...there is NYC, and then everybody else.
Murder rates were higher across the board in the 90's because there simply were not cameras ,or people armed with them, in every nook.and cranny.
So you're confirming that today's Canrsie is safer than the old Canrsie, right? Murders and other crimes are lower than they were in the days where it "used to be nice".
Or are you only saying that it's a dump because of the change in demographics?
So you're confirming that today's Canrsie is safer than the old Canrsie, right? Murders and other crimes are lower than they were in the days where it "used to be nice".
Or are you only saying that it's a dump because of the change in demographics?
It's a dump because of the lack of neighborhood upkeep. And yes, in addition to demographics...I'd say it is much less family oriented
It was more family oriented when the crime was higher?
Actually yes, it was a nicer neighborhood. Again, you cannot cherry pick ONE selection of data and say "this is what makes a neighborhood bad"...there are many other non-aggressive or passive-aggressive factors which make neighborhoods undesirable to live in.
Uh ih...crime is way up on the upper east side...better get your bags packed and move to Canarsie, right? Of course, that isn't happening lollll
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