Destabilization of US Cities: Crime, Homelessness, Liberalism



Los Angeles Realtor describes what LA has become

Almost everyone she knows has recently been burglarized and attacked in their own homes. Some at gunpoint

“If you live in Los Angeles like I am, please watch this video. I need your help. This is affecting all of us and it's becoming a real life issue

For the past couple of months, my best friend, my best friend's mom, my doctor, 4 properties in my community, 3 plus clients, 2 other girlfriends that I have, they all have been burglarized. They have been attacked in their own homes.

In one of these cases, my friend actually left the property. Her kids were home with their nanny and someone broke in while they were in the property.

On top of that, this past Friday night around 10pm in front of my community, some of the residents trying to get in were stopped at the roundabout by someone and have been robbed at gunpoint. At gunpoint at 10pm and they stole literally everything that they had on, including watches, jewelry, anything that they had, personal belongings

— It shows that the crime is actually down around 30%. But from my experience, from the people that I talk to, that is definitely not accurate. So I need your help. Is this happening in your community? If so, are you guys reporting this, this crimes?

Please, I need your help. We need to bring awareness and try to figure out how we can fix this message.”
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N.J. congresswoman faces 16 years in prison for assault charges in ICE detention center clash

Congresswomen LaMonica McIver will need permission to leave the country according to a judge's orders.
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A Democratic congresswoman from New Jersey charged with assaulting two federal officers during a confrontation at a federal immigration detention facility in Newark had her first court appearance Wednesday, in which she was released with conditions on restricting her international travel.

U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver‘s counsel argued in federal court in Newark that there was “zero chance” the congresswoman was a flight risk and that they wanted the restrictions amended to allow for vacation travel as well.


U.S. District Court Judge Stacey Adams proposed that the order stay in place, but indicated she was open to McIver traveling for vacation provided she let the court know ahead of time.

McIver, a former Newark council president who was elected last year to represent the 10th congressional district, is also ordered to surrender any firearms and firearm permits within 72 hours.

McIver was granted permission to show up virtually due to her being in Washington D.C. for congressional session. Her next appearance in court is slated for June 11 at 10 a.m. where she is required to show up in person.


She faces two counts of assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees. Each carries a maximum of eight years — or 16 years total.
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aero said:
Hang him on public TV. Something to that effect is the only way this ends. If it kicks of riots that tear the country in two, oh well, anything is better then letting this continue.
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Is there some greater context to this? Like did the two know each other or was this just a random sucker punch? Like with St. George there actually was a bigger context.
 
KulturedKaveman said:
Is there some greater context to this? Like did the two know each other or was this just a random sucker punch? Like with St. George there actually was a bigger context.
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This clip is several years old (I think from 2020) and I've never seen any follow up or context, but it looks self-explanatory to me considering all the many clips of blacks sucker punching non-blacks, especially since George Floyd.
 
Read_Lives_of_Saints said:
This clip is several years old (I think from 2020) and I've never seen any follow up or context, but it looks self-explanatory to me considering all the many clips of blacks sucker punching non-blacks, especially since George Floyd.
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The George Floyd thing was a complete realignment for me. Sure, the cop may have been in the wrong and deserved some sort of criminal consequence. He was a known dirty cop and probably had ties to the Minneapolis underworld.

However the “let’s take it out on whitey no matter their involvement” was truly eye opening. My conclusion is they don’t like white people. Not sure why after how nice the US was compared to Latin America post slavery. Extremely generous too after 1964 with welfare, section 8, free college, preferential hiring etc. How do you integrate a demographic that doesn’t want to get integrated? Once this gets acknowledged maybe it’s time to re-explore the Liberia option. My proposal would essentially be reparations followed by deportation to any black country of their choice. This will be followed by a permanent ban from US soil. Of course, I acknowledge “not all black Americans.” I believe there’s a subset that doesn’t hate white people and are probably disgusted with the guy in the video. Of course they’re welcome to stay, they’re probably more American than me, but no reparations. Basically we should have optional reparations. But if you take it, you’re out. Never come back, and if you do sneak back in, you’re getting ADX Florence or Guantanamo Bay… maybe even El Salvador. Basically that guy would get his 50 acres and a mule in modern money. Following that we strip him of his citizenship, put him on a plane to Cameroon and we never deal with him again. I don’t see a problem with “buying out” so called “problematic citizens” and sending him home. Win win. Americas down one white hater and he’ll never have to look at wypipo again… it’s Africa though so maybe. Haiti might be a better place to deport him so he definitely doesn’t have to look at wypipo.
 
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