People outside of NYC are laughing about this, but left unabated, we’re about to surrender the largest city in the US to the criminals, illegals, and the Islamic nutbags. I take little comfort in this. and the belief that it won’t spread beyond NYC limits is idiotic.
Looking at the integrity of the new york court system, we already have surrendered to the criminals.
Same here. I'm in California, and people laugh when anything bad happens here, too. But NY and CA are still part of the United States. Whatever happens here spreads to other states.
Even before the Summer of Floyd, I saw an increase in shoplifting in Los Angeles. I saw security guards just watch and do nothing (apparently store policy, lest the shoplifter claim racism or injury from assault, and sue).
And the shoplifting has gotten way worse after the Summer of Floyd. I saw BLM rioters on ABC News arrested after looting from a store, given a citation by police, then released without even being taken to the station.
People outside of NYC are laughing about this, but left unabated, we’re about to surrender the largest city in the US to the criminals, illegals, and the Islamic nutbags. I take little comfort in this. and the belief that it won’t spread beyond NYC limits is idiotic.
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This has the anarchists names, Soros and Obozo written all over it. Soros figured out long ago that money could buy out corrupt DA’s like Alvin Bragg who he would then fund and bribe their way through the election process into office. I saw Sean Hannity just moved out of NY to Florida. I do not believe people are dumb enough to want this NY chaos so Soros’ funded anarchy has to be what’s behind it. The political system has to be rigged and corrupted out from under the citizens and now it appears beyond repair. Somehow the Soros high rollers need to be prosecuted as corrupt international criminal enterprises. They need to be declared international criminal outlaws and their money that funds these criminal enterprises has to be seized and forfeited. First Amendment political rights do not include the right to corrupt the internal political process of a country with the intent to destroy its civil society, i.e., law and order.
It already happened. They just don't know it.
New York City, like the rest of U.S. cities, became an open-air prison / psych ward decades ago. There is nothing to stop these cities from looking like Detroit. They were in trouble a century ago, and despite a surge during World War 2, they peaked in 1950 and have continued their decline since then. Politicians are not being up front about the harsh reality that the cost to renovate the decayed infrastructure in such cities far exceeds any return on the investment.
Even worse, with the exception of the Grievance Industry, healthcare, and maybe education, industries are better served outside of a city.
-Accommodation
-Accommodation and Food Services
-Administrative and Support Services
-Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services
-Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting
-Air Transportation
-Ambulatory Health Care Services
-Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation Industries
-Animal Production
-Apparel Manufacturing
-Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
-Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing
-Broadcasting (except Internet)
-Building Material and Garden Equipment and Supplies Dealers
-Chemical Manufacturing
-Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
-Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing
-Construction
-Construction of Buildings (if you even need them)
-Couriers and Messengers
-Credit Intermediation and Related Activities
-Crop Production
-Data Processing, Hosting, and Related Services
-Education and Health Services
-Educational Services
-Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing
-Electronics and Appliance Stores
-Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
-Finance and Insurance
-Financial Activities
-Fishing, Hunting and Trapping
-Food Manufacturing
-Food Services and Drinking Places
-Food and Beverage Stores
-Forestry and Logging
-Funds, Trusts, and Other Financial Vehicles
-Furniture and Home Furnishings Stores
-Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing
-Gasoline Stations
-General Merchandise Stores
-Goods-Producing Industries
-Grievance Industry (large numbers of payees in cities but not the payers nor overseers)
-Health Care and Social Assistance (large numbers of payees but not payers in cities)
-Health and Personal Care Stores (large numbers of payees but not payers in cities)
-Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
-Hospitals (heavily controlled by government socialized medicine)
-Information
-Insurance Carriers and Related Activities
-Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
-Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing
-Leisure and Hospitality
-Lessors of Nonfinancial Intangible Assets (except Copyrighted Works)
-Machinery Manufacturing
-Management of Companies and Enterprises
-Manufacturing
-Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods
-Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods
-Mining (except Oil and Gas)
-Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction
-Miscellaneous Manufacturing
-Miscellaneous Store Retailers
-Monetary Authorities - Central Bank
-Motion Picture and Sound Recording Industries
-Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers
-Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions
-Natural Resources and Mining
-Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing
-Nonstore Retailers
-Nursing and Residential Care Facilities
-Oil and Gas Extraction
-Other Information Services
-Other Services (except Public Works)
-Paper Manufacturing
-Performing Arts, Spectator Sports, and Related Industries
-Personal and Laundry Services
-Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing
-Pipeline Transportation
-Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing
-Postal Service
-Primary Metal Manufacturing
-Printing and Related Support Activities
-Private Households
-Professional and Business Services
-Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
-Publishing Industries (except Internet)
-Rail Transportation
-Real Estate
-Real Estate and Rental and Leasing (if you even need it or it isn't government operated)
-Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations
-Rental and Leasing Services
-Repair and Maintenance
-Retail Trade
-Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation
-Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities
-Service-Providing Industries
-Social Assistance (mostly government run. It's a big minus, not an plus.)
-Specialty Trade Contractors
-Sporting Goods, Hobby, Book, and Music Stores
-Support Activities for Agriculture and Forestry
-Support Activities for Mining
-Support Activities for Transportation
-Telecommunications
-Textile Mills
-Textile Product Mills
-Trade, Transportation, and Utilities
-Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation (Public transit is subsidized and still loses money. Needed less as industries leave cities.)
-Transportation Equipment Manufacturing
-Transportation and Warehousing
-Truck Transportation
-Utilities
-Warehousing and Storage
-Waste Management and Remediation Services
-Water Transportation
-Wholesale Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers
-Wholesale Trade
-Wood Product Manufacturing