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The problem is not just the leadership though. The leaders of Detroit were chosen by the people of Detroit. Detroit wouldn't get the same leadership as Seattle because the population of Detroit would rather vote for people like this to run their city:
Because 2 seconds after anyone announces that Detroit is buiding urban crop fields so that the locals have a place to work Democrats will cry racism and claim that the Tea Party wants to put black folks back out in the fields in chains.
Detroit isn't broken, it's exactly what Democrats have wanted to create for decades but they've run out of money to steal to keep it operating.
Because 2 seconds after anyone announces that Detroit is buiding urban crop fields so that the locals have a place to work Democrats will cry racism and claim that the Tea Party wants to put black folks back out in the fields in chains.
Detroit isn't broken, it's exactly what Democrats have wanted to create for decades but they've run out of money to steal to keep it operating.
Congressional candidate Jack Davis said in a Republican Party endorsement meeting that Latino farmworkers should be deported and that inner-city African-Americans should be bused to farms to pick crops.
Several sources who attended the endorsement interview confirmed Davis’ statement to Buffalo News.
The remark echoes a similar comment he made to the Tonawanda News in 2008.
“We have a huge unemployment problem with black youth in our cities,†Davis said. “Put them on buses, take them out there and pay them a decent wage; they will work.â€
Then you see farming in Detroit as just ONE farmer......that just might work.
Let an established farmer have it.
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