re: GA Senate votes to reject legislation permitting Buckhead referendum on leaving Atlanta

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Sounds just like St George, here in Baton Rouge

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Very similar. We even voted for this and are held hostage by 2 woke women.

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GA Senate votes to reject legislation permitting Buckhead referendum on leaving Atlanta

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What a bunch of horseshite especially since Buckhead wasn't part of Atlanta's city limit until the 50's when it was "annexed" by the city in a very shady legislative vote.

[quote]20% of the city’s population of 500,000, but about 40% of its tax revenue[/quote]
I highly doubt this number...it's at least
60%.

If Atlanta will die without Buckhead, maybe they need to get their shite together. Cause Buckhead apparently doesn’t need them.

If we gave the left the entire planet and all moved to the moon they’d follow us. They’re parasites

The awful white people need to leave. Then when the Kangs get their reparations check, they can take over and turn it into Little Wakanda.

Muh democracy

Why does the USA have so many damned soft Repubs???

Some similarities to Orleans, with a definite pattern emerging.

Although they'd never admit it publicly, the St. Charles Avenue gang who've run this city since its founding by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville must've wondered more than a few times about separating themselves from Orleans since they are now surrounded and are paying those giant property taxes to keep the gravy train going for this experiment in futility - all at the continuing peril of their women and children.

The irony is not lost on them that they were the ones who gave enough support to Dutch Morial over Joe DiRosa to start the slide you see now.

Also, sometime ago, the Lakefront floated the possibility of seceding from the city, but were shot down.

Again, they weren't about to give up those property taxes.

Exorbitant, three-digit water bills and the federal government are just not enough to keep it going.

Prior to Katrina, LakeView by itself was footing over 40 percent of the property taxes to keep it going.

Should we expect more attempts like this among more and more of the big cities across the nation.

Is this just the beginning of the "new medievalism" we're hearing about.

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Used to get fricked up in my mid twenties in buckhead when i lived in Woodstock. Good times. You couldnt pay me to go there now for half an hour during the day. These people will be leaving one way or another no matter what you decide to call it or phrase it as. Atlanta minorities better start injecting more into the tax pool or someone will come door to door to re appropriate their obama phone.