In New York’s Public Housing, Fear Creeps In With the Dark

The New York Times ^ | November 2, 2012 | CARA BUCKLEY and MICHAEL WILSON

[GeronL]

lol. too true.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Sounds like a scene from a British scifi movie I saw on cable last night, “Attack on (the) Block” about supersized “Critters” from space attacking people in a highrise, defended by kids with guts and some interesting weapons.

Problem is, Bloomturd’s NYC is REAL and the only invaders are the criminals, homegrown, fed, subsidized and unchallenged.

One of the best lesson’s to NYC for a rational gun-owning law.

[trebb]

And the gun laws in NYC ensure only the bad guys will be armed. Even if you can leaglly carry, I believe you’re supposed to have a trigger lock installed in city limits.

[Popman]

Police cars have been patrolling the housing projects but officers have not been getting out of their cars, one of his friends said. “They are as scared as us,” he said.

Bloomberg should approve hazard pay...

[JimRed]

...something isn't right with her story.

...a room-temperature Corona that she had liberated from a gas-station trash bin the day before, along with sodas and bags of beef jerky.

Probably a looter.

[Crucial]

Paranoid of Obama, perhaps...

There's much these politicians are keeping from us about him, I think.