Posted on 07/23/2020 11:19:05 AM PDT by ransomnote
The “Walk Away” group seems to have a lot of women who are waking up. Even those with hard left stories to tell.
I hope there are millions of them waking up!
How brainwashed must one be to think that defunding the police anywhere in the US is a good idea?
Awesome! Best news I’ve seen all day! Bye bye Agenda 21!
-SB
The “Walk Away” group seems to have a lot of women who are waking up. Even those with hard left stories to tell.
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The primary concerns of the great majority of women who are not ideological Leftists are: job security if they are employed; their personal safety; the safety of their families; the safety of their homes and their personal possessions. They will not vote for politicians who are seen as in any way condoning the destructive violence now underway in some of our country’s major cities.
Here in NJ it wasn’t to “punish with crime” - it was to attach them to viable hosts (working homeowners saddled with huge property tax bills) when state aid to the urban welfare reservations dried up (the state was broke). We pay for all of our municipal services locally, and without massive transfers of wealth into cities with no real tax bases, they couldn’t pay for anything.
The real destruction of suburbs here is caused first by the lack of Americans willing to 1) have children, and 2) buy homes. The taxes are too high for the McJob economy that has developed here (as real jobs left), and young Americans seek opportunity elsewhere - following the employers as they leave.
NY is watching the same scenario play out; that is why they offer “free” college. It is actually an indentured servitude, where you must live in the state one year after graduation for each year of tuition you accept - a blatant attempt to stop the young “White flight” out of the high-tax, McJob-economy dump.
Without a next generation of American homeowners the suburbs are gone; here in NJ those closest to cities are mostly filled with trafficked foreigners. The costs are too high to enjoy any semblance of a Western standard of living, and young people can clearly see that buying a home in NJ is just renting it from the teachers’ unions - while buying a share in a massive government IOU.
This is why businesses are leaving, and it is impossible to attract any meaningful employers to replace them. The NYC area’s economy was especially crushed by the Red Chinese virus because the real economy was replaced by an entertainment economy - which by its very nature requires massing people together (for sports, dining, whatever).
Our community has suffered socially and lost real estate value since, under Obama policies, the county required that the few townhomes offered for rental among us accept Section 8 tenants. Everything went downhill fast. Our HOA had previously only allowed owner-occupancy because these houses sold in three days until the Bush-Obama Depression, when people needing to move for employment couldn’t sell in months.
And that’s not even to mention the effect Dem gerrymandering had on schools, and the population demo change that went along with it. The whole purpose of Zero’s Community Survey was to break up conservative voting districts by inserting people who cannot or will not make a living amongst the productive taxpayers, forcing great social costs onto us.
Among the hardest hit in our community were black professional couples who moved out here and “finally got their piece of the pie”, only to have their kids subjected to skin color peer pressure from the welfare kids thrust among them by the helpful Democrats.
Did you handicap your figures because most women vote on superficial emotional issues and fall for propaganda in far greater numbers than men? I say this as a woman who worked for decades in the advertising/PR biz.
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