re: Instead of worrying about SG some of you BR guys should worry about stuff like this

What’s new? She wastes tax dollars in NBR to pander to her voting demographic, most of whom wouldn’t know “fresh foods” from a hole in the ground.

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Honestly curious to know how you know what form of payment people use. Are you that nosey Nancy type that stands in line looking in peoples purses and wallets while they are trying to check out. Pathetically nosey if so.

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be real, it's not hard to see a LA Purchase card when it swipes, just saying

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and the shortage of the stores in the poorer neighborhoods was off the charts.

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I can't even imagine working in loss prevention at a Wal Mart on the fringe like at Cortana or somewhere similar.

There was an article in the paper today about the Academy on Airline had a BRPD cop stop by each hour because of the theft going on at the place. Wal Mart would be a free for all, literally.

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There aren’t any groceries in the north part of the city. Not a lot of transportation either. This is the reality of the situation.

Some of you guys don’t know how good you have it.

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To an extent, I do agree with you. Most of us are, at least in some part, a result of parents decisions. So yes, I have benefited from my parents making good financial decisions and placing value on my education and work ethic. Born under different circumstances, my situation would have been much harder. But accountability and self discipline play a very large part in where a person finds themselves by middle age. The fact is that many of these poor people really never stood a chance because they were born to single mothers in poverty that didn't give a rats arse about their education, their own careers or even their family structure and stability. By this point, it's multi-generational so I don't know who to blame, it's all they've known or ever been around. They don't have father figure or successful aunts/uncles to look to for guidance. I do have sympathy for those born in those circumstances and do agree that I've had it better than many. But where does the solution lie? What's the future for this 'culture'? Sure, there will be exceptions that escape it by sheer will and determination, but they'll be the outliers. What's the permanent solution to turning the tide of our inner cities?

Drive by a section 8 neighborhood. You see some really really nice vehicles parked outside.

Food desserts is another one of these liberal hot button issues that TBR is trying to pretend happens here in EBR. Square peg in a round hole

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As my buddy received his order from the window, a freakin crackhead came from around the corner of the shack snatching the bag out of my friend's hands running off into the neighborhood with it.

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Why do you assume black people are incapable of buying vegetables and eating healthy?

Liberals like you have this warped fantasy that black people are helpless and need you to save them.

This problem was solved decades ago when I was a wee tot. Fruit man use to pass with his pickup truck and sell fresh vegetables and fruit off his truck. Cash only. Do the same in 2019 ,just use a tandem axle trailer and load up at Fresh Pickings in the morning and sell the vegetables in NBR. Lots cheaper than 1.8 million and no store to build.