Re: What the buck? NYPD finally nabs brute who attacked me two years ago, and DA Bragg asks for a lousy $1 bail

On 2025-08-31, Governor Swill <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 21:15:53 -0000 (UTC), pothead
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>NYC is lost.
>>Mamandi is ahead by a lot in the polls for mayor.
>>Kiss NYC goodbye.
>
> And in four years when he is running for re-election and, factually,
> NYC is the same or better than it is now?

Communisim doesn't work.
Neither does extreme socialism.
Replacing police with social workers is ludicrous.
Government sponsored grocery stores have already failed when tried in other cities.
Eliminating misdemeanors will be a calling card for every criminal in the US
to set up business in NYC.

I could go on......


> "Unfortunately, Memphis, Tennessee, stands out with a total crime rate
> more than three times the U.S. average, driven by high numbers of both
> violent and property crimes. On the other end of the spectrum, El
> Paso, Texas is the only large city in our analysis to fall below the
> national average in all three crime categories — total, violent, and
> property."
><https://www.security.org/resources/most-dangerous-cities/>

Two wrongs don't make a right.
Trump should add it to the list.

> Now what is different about El Paso?  Oh.  Right.  A high population
> of illegals.
>
> This site shows NYC 24th of 30 in their list of cities with the
> highest crime rates.

So?
Like DC, NYC is a flagship city to the rest of the world. They
are the big fish.
Memphis has 600k people.
Similar for El Paso
NYC has 7.9M people.
DC is capitol and government seat.

Just because other places have higher crime means nothing.
and you are also ignoring the fact that both DC and NYC have been caught
cooking the books as well as DC Mayor Bowser thanking Trump. No doubt to save her own skin
but still.


-- 
pothead

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