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I've never lived in any suburban enclave that is even remotely has that on their radar.
College Park, GA is a suburb of Atlanta. It's MORE dangerous than Atlanta. You can say "whatever" all you want, but crime has been bleeding into some suburban areas.
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The govt has to prove that their top priority is serving the people over the corporations. If the general public feels like the govt is actually doing something FOR them, we wouldn't have this amount of anger. Bread crumbs aren't enough. South Korea and Japan, as competitive as they are, those countries have huge social safety nets compared to ours. At least they show they somewhat care about their citizens.
They also have the pleasure of creating their governments and infrastructure post WWII with the USA paying the cost of establishing them. Add to that a none-diverse population, a culture of obeying authority and a tax obligation that most Americans would say hell no to and you can see why we will never be like them.
College Park, GA is a suburb of Atlanta. It's MORE dangerous than Atlanta. You can say "whatever" all you want, but crime has been bleeding into some suburban areas.
College Park is....and has always been...a black neighborhood...
crime has not been "bleeding into" college park.....crime has been bleeding out of college park
College Park is....and has always been...a black neighborhood...
crime has not been "bleeding into" college park.....crime has been bleeding out of college park
College Park is a suburb of Atlanta whether you want to believe it or not. I used to live in the Atlanta metro area. It is its own separate city. Crime is also bleeding out into places like Douglasville and McDonough.
it absolutely is 'wokewashing'. it's tiresome and divisive.
And, in the wake of it, comes new and much larger seething resentments that were insignificant or non-existent just a few years ago. And in that very brief time-span, the psycho-madness of the left has grown new monsters out to destroy all peace and normalcy in their path. I'd bet that racism today as a percentage of individuals is 10 times....conservatively....what it was in 1985.
The Neanderthal left does it because they can....because we let them. Looking the other way for 2 generations, wringing our hands in search of more ways to appease, is just a slower version of shooting our collective selves in the head.
I wonder how many people, besides myself, would initially be in favor of just letting everyone in the "blue" cities just do what they want and leave it to survival of the fittest (or most conscienceless).
The reason I said "initially" is because although I would be tempted to be in favor of that, thinking that "it would serve them right" -- unfortunately, many innocent people would suffer. Otherwise . . .
I have no sympathy for violent thugs, and I wish they would all just die. And, yes, they might be victims of their genetics, upbringing and environment, but they still do have choices as to whether they riot and/or kill/injure/harm others.
Problem there is that people would become even more miserable than they already are, and many would flee those cities and infect other regions with their insane politics. They never seem to make the connection between their politics and policies and the degrading conditions in the cities they ultimately flee, so they vote for the same old crap in the new areas they move to.
The two worst professions in today’s political environment:
1) police officer
2) public school teacher
Doctor/nurse can't be any fun either these days. The only really good jobs today are "petty dictator". Usually a politician but could be a Manager.
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