Posted on 04/09/2021 8:03:43 AM PDT by AbolishCSEU
Rochester police are investigating yet another homicide.
It happened during a fight shortly after 1 a.m. near Monroe Avenue and Meigs Street.
Witnesses heard several gunshots during some sort of fight.
One person was killed and two people were wounded.
It is the 19th homicide in the city this year.
19 homicides (there were 7 last year at this time by comparison)
Was this a mostly peaceful shooting ?
ROCHESTER...... 60% minority population
Notice, “...’yet’ another homicide...”.
Rochester NY is a crumbling blue-state city which survives on welfare and government, which reached its peak in 1950. Its downtown is hollow and is surrounded on 3 sides by government housing projects and ghettos.
ROCHESTER! - yeah boss ...
I’m sure this is nothing more than misguided yutes blowing off some steam, nothing to see, move along.
Lovely Warren, Rochester’s Demonicrat mayor since 2014, will deal with the problem... any time now.
warren wants new police to live in city. there’s an incentive.....not
They’re way behind Chicago.
I still remember the "all hands" meeting in the large auditorium where the CEO at the time, Antonio Perez, was describing the changes. The execs still had a corporate jet. (I got to fly to a conference once with a VP). The jet became a symbol of unwillingness to cut executive perks. In the meeting, Perez told us they sold the jet. He said, "I know you want to applaud". It was the only standing ovation he ever got.
I worked in consulting for a period. in 2006, I was tangentially part of a team that worked with a manufacturer of speciality chips-sets and circuit boards, for military and various industrial uses.
When I actually visited the factory in New England, there were already 40 Chinese workers on site - literally being trained by the small-town, mostly middle-aged Americans at the plant - to take over when the production lines were packed up and shipped to China. It blew my mind.
What most shocked me was how gracious, friendly and generous these American factory workers were to the young Chinese who were there to take their livelihood (to be fair, the Chinese also were very polite and had no idea of the greater import of the situation). I was also blown away how responsible these Americans remained to these tasks at hand, and especially to the company management who were putting them on the street!
Maybe I’m a cynic, but I’m pretty sure anywhere else in the world, the workers would be protesting, destroying machinery or quietly throwing sand in the gears to sabotage the whole operation. And I thought, maybe they should….
My respect, and deep concern for, “fly over” Americans grew about 1000% those few days and the scales about America’s globalist “deep state” really started to fall from my eyes.
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