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1 posted on 04/07/2016 2:35:42 AM PDT by Altura Ct.
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Liberal democrats trying to correct one social experiment F-up with another F-up. Share the crime with everybody.


2 posted on 04/07/2016 2:42:05 AM PDT by ImNotLying (The Constitution is an instrument for the people to restrain the government...Patrick Henry)
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“We’re gonna import thieves, muggers, rapists, gangbangers, and murderers - and YOU’RE gonna pay for it.”

Still further erosion of the constitution.


3 posted on 04/07/2016 2:46:38 AM PDT by Jack Hammer (uff said.)
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This'll go over like a f•rt in church, just like it did when they tried it before.
4 posted on 04/07/2016 2:48:54 AM PDT by Carriage Hill (A society grows great when old men plant trees, in whose shade they know they will never sit.)
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And, if the Odevil admin can’t get them to take “low income” residents he will push “syrian” refugees on them. Anything to stick his middle finger in the eye of the white people.


5 posted on 04/07/2016 2:51:08 AM PDT by raybbr (That progressive bumpers sticker on your car might just as well say, "Yes, I'm THAT stupid!")
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On top of that, the Baltimore County executive is planning to put forward legislation outlawing the practice of landlords denying – or as some see it, discriminating against – Section 8 tenants.

Those mean racist landlords. How dare they object to having to do thousands of dollars worth of repairs every time a tenant moves out.

6 posted on 04/07/2016 2:56:08 AM PDT by Fresh Wind (Falcon 105)
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What could possibly go wrong? Any neighborhood big enough to support a CVS pharmacy needs a dose of Baltimore diversity.


7 posted on 04/07/2016 2:57:08 AM PDT by Pollster1 (Somebody who agrees with me 80% of the time is a friend and ally, not a 20% traitor. - Ronald Reagan)
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I wonder if the limousine libs in NW DC would go for this there. Maybe one reason the bad parts of DC are gentrifying and pushing low-lifes into PG County—before this happens to them.


8 posted on 04/07/2016 2:57:12 AM PDT by mikey_hates_everything
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Thirty million would pay for a lot of policing.


10 posted on 04/07/2016 3:02:52 AM PDT by meatloaf
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Sowing seeds of destruction into the few remaining relatively good suburban schools.


11 posted on 04/07/2016 3:11:48 AM PDT by Liberty Ship ("Lord, make me fast and accurate.")
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The government peon bastards telling the people who pay them what to do. In a real world, that wouldn’t happen.


12 posted on 04/07/2016 3:20:52 AM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (America is not a dump, sewer or "refugee" camp. It's my home.)
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This was done in Newport News back in the mid-80s. The reasoning was that the good citizens would raise the level of the criminals to our level. It didn’t work.
We lived in a nice working class apartment complex. It went Section 8. Gang bangers and drug dealers moved in, working people moved out. We stuck it out for a couple years until rounds came through our front door.


13 posted on 04/07/2016 3:27:48 AM PDT by R. Scott (Humanity i love you because when you're hard up you pawn your Intelligence to buy a drink)
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If they were serious about the problems plaguing these low-income neighborhoods, why wouldn’t they police those neighborhoods, and start attacking the root of the problem—the racist and victim mentalities instilled into these people from birth?

Moving them into the more affluent neighborhoods will only cause the middle class to abandon those neighborhoods, leaving even larger swaths of Baltimore in the grips of urban decay. This is supposed to help, how?


15 posted on 04/07/2016 3:34:29 AM PDT by exDemMom (Current visual of the hole the US continues to dig itself into: http://www.usdebtclock.org/)
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“agreeing to spend $30 million over the next 10 years to build 1,000 homes in affluent neighborhoods.”

Thats 30 thousand per home. Cant see government accomplishing it that cheaply


16 posted on 04/07/2016 3:35:36 AM PDT by lowbridge
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Spreading the sh##


22 posted on 04/07/2016 3:45:05 AM PDT by ronnie raygun
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The 50 Most Murderous Cities In The World


23 posted on 04/07/2016 3:47:49 AM PDT by SkyPilot ("I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." John 14:6)
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The argument from the NAACP and its allies, though, is that typical Section 8 subsidized housing programs bunch poor people together, and that this only fuels more crime and other problems.

This is perfectly true. Dispersal is part of the solution. The question is how to do it. It gets tricky because most jurisdictions don't let a free market operate in housing. We have zoning and occupancy rules that have the effect, and often the purpose, of excluding low income housing and therefore poor people from many suburban neighborhoods. Suburbanites come to think of this as the natural way of the world. It's not.

In a free market, poor people (some of them, at least; the ones who want to escape the hellholes) would double and triple up to live in better areas closer to jobs and better schools. A free market would encourage group homes and informal rentals of basements and spare bedrooms. (Strengthening landlord rights would help here.) A free market would let your neighbor turn his house into a duplex and allow developers to build small apartment buildings on suburban cul de sacs. And a free market would NOT have federal, state, and local housing assistance programs that systematically concentrated poor people into big projects in project-heavy parts of town, chosen because they offered the path of least political resistance.

Instead of forcing suburbs to accept Section 8 housing or mandated numbers of low income apartments, let's turn Section 8 and other housing support programs into vouchers, tell poor people to find their own apartments, and get rid of the occupancy rules that prevent three low income families from renting a suburban tract house next door to you.

Dispersal is part of the solution. We have to stop using core cities as dumping grounds.

26 posted on 04/07/2016 3:53:40 AM PDT by sphinx
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The old argument that if you mix dog crap with ice cream, you improve both.


27 posted on 04/07/2016 3:57:12 AM PDT by SampleMan (Feral Humans are the refuse of socialism.)
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...outlawing the practice of landlords denying – or as some see it, discriminating against – Section 8 tenants.

I have a friend who owns several modest rental units. Some years ago she decided out of kindness to rent to some Section 8 tenants. The tenants trashed two of her units and were nearly impossible to evict. The tenants caused many headaches and cost her a lot of money.

She learned her lesson: No good deed goes unpunished.

30 posted on 04/07/2016 4:05:09 AM PDT by Senator_Blutarski
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Roland Park projects... ?


33 posted on 04/07/2016 4:15:01 AM PDT by silverleaf (Age takes a toll: Please have exact change)
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There is no difference between this than rubbing wet leprosy on your body for the result is the same...you get leprosy.

The same rot applies to moving animals from one cesspool into a clean area. They simply bring their animalistic, barbaric moraless ways with them and destroy the value of the properties hard working, law abiding citizens worked all of their life to afford.

The perfect description of disintegrating slums into good neighborhood is liberalism and Political Correctness run amuck.


34 posted on 04/07/2016 4:16:22 AM PDT by DH (Once the tainted finger of government touches anything the rot begins)
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