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re: Street Scene In Minneapolis Looks Like A Post Apocalyptic Hell Hole:
Posted on 1/17/26 at 10:59 am to Toomer Deplorable
Posted on 1/17/26 at 10:59 am to Toomer Deplorable
They're not fighting Nazis or the Gestapo, or to keep their friends and neighbors 'safe', they're attacking civilization.
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Posted on 1/17/26 at 11:02 am to VOR
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In reality it’s very nice and clean.
I’ll agree with you that it was very nice and clean, but that was 15 years ago now.
Posted on 1/17/26 at 11:02 am to riverdiver
The poor blacks and Hispanics who live in this neighborhood couldn’t afford to live downtown. Liberals are fine using poors for voting and virtue signaling as long as they don’t invade their enclaves.
It’s 4 miles from George Floyd plaza to the convention center in Minneapolis. That’s quite enough distance to keep the poors away and the smell from wafting over.
It’s 4 miles from George Floyd plaza to the convention center in Minneapolis. That’s quite enough distance to keep the poors away and the smell from wafting over.
Posted on 1/17/26 at 12:38 pm to the808bass
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Liberals are fine using poors for voting and virtue signaling as long as they don’t invade their enclaves.
You got that right.
The self-appointed political elite — like Nancy Pelosi and the late Diane Feinstein — often are secluded in luxurious gated communities:
Home of the Week: Inside an $18 Million Edwardian Mansion in San Francisco’s Most Prestigious Neighborhood The circa-1910 home in Presidio Terrace has a private wellness retreat, a glass-enclosed wine cellar, and a putting green….
…Long popular with politicians—House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Sen. Diane Feinstein, and former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto have all lived among the 36 multi-million-dollar homes that make up the exclusive enclave—Presidio Terrace is impeccably maintained with beautiful landscaping. The tiny neighborhood is gated and private, though the gates are rarely closed, and maintains private security.
Meanwhile, average San Franciscans are forced to wallow in the filth and squalor which necessarily accompanies these failed socialist policy prescriptions:
Go woke, go broke! San Francisco mayor warns crime-ridden city now faces a $728m budget deficit…
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Opened in January, the government-funded center was billed as a space where drug abusers could use safely, and seek out help for their addictions. But it quickly descended into anarchy, and closed earlier this month having cost $22 million - and San Francisco's once golden reputation as a destination for tourists and businesses.
A mass exodus has been occurring in the city since the pandemic struck in 2020, and many office spaces were abandoned. A recent report by realty group Compass found that the median sale price of a two-bedroom condo in the Golden Gate city's downtown area has plunged 16 percent since 2021, while sale prices in surrounding areas have plummeted only 7 percent.
Patrick Carlisle, the group's chief market analyst, attributed the rapid decline in housing prices to the area's high crime rate and growing homeless population, as high-earning tech workers move out of the area to work from cheaper locations. That means the city's streets have become increasingly dangerous, with many locals avoiding downtown's sidewalks for fear of a violent encounter with one of the many vagrants and drug abusers who've taken over.
'San Francisco went from being one of the hottest office markets in the country to one of the weakest,' Carlisle told the San Francisco Gate, adding: 'High tech workers were the ones who were most likely to say, "Well if I can work from any place, I'll move some place where housing costs 90 percent less."'
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