Big Blue Cities are a Write Off

Peachy Keenan rips off the bandaid covering the bullet hole.

Pass Tents

From the writeup-

“Liberal politicians understand that homelessness works. Homelessness is good. The more tents the better. The more lunatics who threaten and harass you with their pants around their ankles, the more likely you are to vote for new taxes and more spending.

You see a filth-encrusted hobo nodding out on a curb, urine running down the sidewalk—our leadership class sees cash.

You see a machete-wielding degenerate with stained pants terrorizing tourists on the Hollywood Walk of Fame—a greasy LA city official sees a new tax, a new program, a big pay raise for himself.

There is a reason that LA’s infamous Skid Row has been allowed to fester and grow for almost 40 years. It now spans dozens of blocks in the downtown shopping district of America’s second largest city. It is mile after mile, block after block, of wasted zomboids shuffling past heaps of putrid trash, drug dealers, and pop-up brothels in Porta-Potties.

It’s a perfect grift, and they don’t care if you know it. “

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3 Responses to Big Blue Cities are a Write Off

  1. Mike-SMO says:

    The homeless lump is more immediate. Old cities are a relic of 19th Century rail travel and early 20th Century technology (telegraph. telephone, teletype). Businesses, employees, and residents are leaving for the “surround” (where the action is). Eventually the desolation is to be the green house for the new “Illegal” replacement population, but for now, tents and trash mean income for the pols. Hey! It worked in Compton (Calif). In the great by and by, the street crappers and the ghetto will be coming to your neighborhood. Enjoy your patio while you can……

    • Darin says:

      I’ve been saying for a couple decades now, if you want to kmow where this is headed, look no further than Detroit,Mi. It was the original petri dish for leftist policy experiments. Once one of the wealthiest cities on Earth, now a burned out hull.

      • Pascal says:

        Ayn Rand, in 1957, depicted the Detroit of today in Atlas Shrugged, but it wasn’t due to the reasons she imagined. She was right about the manipulators, but they are almost all upper class and their servants. Few of her many common-man fans recognized how much she despised them for something so middle class as loyalty.