Colorado now "going to pot"--Denver Library requiring police patrols due to drug dealing. Sad.

July 9, 2017 | Self--vanity

[mtrott]

Recently, there was a report posted about the decline of the Denver Public Library, due to rampant drug usage and criminal activity. Apparently, a lot of the library "regulars" are homeless people who have been victimized by drug dealers who take over the bathrooms to do their deals. Other library users complain that the computer terminals are all taken up by the homeless people and back packing vagrants passing through the area, and that the place stinks. Apparently, the Denver Police have increased patrols and at least cleaned it up to some extent. They even closed off the bathrooms on two floors to try to be able to more effectively patrol the building.

It's really sad what has happened to Colorado, and this library situation epitomizes it. I just love the scenery and recreational opportunities offered there. CO used to be such a great state before it was taken over by "smarter than you" liberals.

But now, due to the liberal takeover, the state seems to be a preferred destination for pot loving losers, 60-70 year old burned out hippies, the homeless, and generally trashy people from across the country. If you travel on I-25, even the rest areas are trashy and run down. You'd think they would keep rest areas in good shape, as that is where many people form their opinion of a state.

We recently stayed a night at a Clarion hotel in downtown Greeley, CO. This hotel was said to be a "Convention Center" hotel, although, after staying there, I cannot for the life of me figure out why any company would hold a convention there. The actual hotel room was okay and clean, but the rest of the property was just generally run down, trashy, and in a general state of disrepair. In the men's bathroom near the reception area, there was toilet paper all over the floors, and the handle to the door was barely attached, appearing to be ready to fall off at any time. The areas around the exterior of the hotel were littered with trash of all sorts.

IMO, this story about what has happened with the Denver Library encapsulates what happens when the liberal, elitist Democrats take over a state. Does anybody who lives in CO know if there is any hope for CO turning things around?

[a fool in paradise]

Certainly noticing more trannies on the hetero dating sites.

Apparently the homofascists at the top don’t want to permit the users to block men with fake t!ts when looking for women.

The world is upside down and floating down the sewer.

[a fool in paradise]

There’s still one roadside rest area that seems okay (I-10 east from Texas into Louisiana, just across the border).

They’ll give you free Louisiana coffee and air conditioning and a visitor’s center.

The one on the Texas side (coming into the state) seems more “park” like and less inviting but is an okay visitor’s center.

[kearnyirish2]

The Newark (NJ) library smells like the homeless in the winter, and there are pairs of feet under each stall all day because they live there.

Absolutely gross...

[HLPhat]

>>Here is the story: sanctuary Denver and sanctuary Colorado are bringing illegals and Heroin to Denver

Ain't collectivist "Culture" awesome!  How 'bout a nice game of find the collectively owned Jesuit Bankster Cube, Regis?

"I do not like the reappearance of the Jesuits....
Shall we not have regular swarms of them here, in as many disguises as only a king
of the gipsies can assume, dressed as printers, publishers, writers and schoolmasters?
If ever there was a body of men who merited damnation on earth and in Hell,
it is this society of Loyola’s.
Nevertheless, we are compelled by our system of religious toleration
to offer them an asylum."

--John Adams to Thomas Jefferson; May, 1816

[HLPhat]

{ shrug }

At least, thanks to Chickenlooper’s Banskter Crony Railroad fans, the addicts will have public transportation to the meth clinic from their, Bankster-financed, public housing!

[HLPhat]

Duuuudes! Where’s the Repub...
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Wait, what were we looking for?