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Originally Posted by massnative71
Buddy, you really are coming across like the middle school bully who sulked in the corner through high school after quickly learning that the people he messed with before can now whoop his a$$.
And here, ladies and gentlemen, we have what appears to be a breakthrough. Young Irish guy growing up in the shifting demographics of Hyde Park, whose self esteem took a nose dive once he got to the bigger school. Going through this^^^ must have been scarring, sowing the seeds for a "half-a$$ed" vendetta we see on these pages today.
I don't have to read a book. You need to learn to be less obvious. Otherwise, stand proud & own it. To now be called a slumlord "radical" by the likes of you (amongst other mindless pejoratives), is probably my greatest honor here.
OK I'll give you a sneak preview. When radical agenda gets called out, confronted, or questioned...scream bigotry to instantly discredit any alternate viewpoints, whether race or whatever was a factor or not (it usually isn't). It's basically the predecessor to the #CANCEL movement, something I am sure you are proud of as well.
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OK I'll give you a sneak preview. When radical agenda gets called out, confronted, or questioned...scream bigotry to instantly discredit any alternate viewpoints, whether race or whatever was a factor or not (it usually isn't). It's basically the predecessor to the #CANCEL movement, something I am sure you are proud of as well.
This sounds an awful lot like you calling IM a slumlord.
And here, ladies and gentlemen, we have what appears to be a breakthrough. Young Irish guy growing up in the shifting demographics of Hyde Park, whose self esteem took a nose dive once he got to the bigger school. Going through this^^^ must have been scarring, sowing the seeds for a "half-a$$ed" vendetta we see on these pages today.
"Shortly after 1 PM on Thursday, Providence police said they received reports that shots were fired into a van owned by the "Communities for People" group home. It is located on the 300 block of Hope street on the East Side. The group home said that multiple people were in the van at the time of the shooting -- and that no one was injured. Police said that they received statements from witnesses who said they saw shots fired from a vehicle bearing Rhode Island license plates. Based on the information, it was determined that the vehicle involved was stolen. Shortly after the shooting, police say they apprehended a juvenile who is now facing multiple charges -- and has been held at the training school. Police are still seeking additional suspects, as well as the weapon used."
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^^^Just more anecdote. In all likelihood, Providence violent crime is decreasing, as PPD data shows. The point of this thread is to mislead the reader about the safety of Providence, to the titillation of the OP, and to feed his crime addiction.
This sounds an awful lot like you calling IM a slumlord.
Yes, a politically radical "slumlord". Does such a weird combination exist, except in his mind? Sounds like somebody is completely out of stuff to sling at the wall.
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