A look at Buckhead last night

Instagram ^ | 6/12/2021

[Lazamataz]

So, really nothing actually happened except some drunk kids decided to drive over too Buckhead and party in a residential street.

These are merely the exploratory feelers.

As it is, Lenox Mall is overrun.

Soon enough, Buckhead will be unliveable... unless Buckhead hires a police department full of hard, pipe-hittin' muthahuggers, who'll go to work on these bitches with a pair of pliers and a blow torch.

[Lazamataz]

Mixed race teenage young adult street party. It’s not news.

Buckhead is not a 'young adult street party' location. It is a mini-downtown-Atlanta with expensive high-rise commercial towers 20 and 30 stories tall, exclusive restaurants, trendy and upscale stores, where most people who live there make no less than $300,000 per annum.

That it now looks like this, is amazing and alarming.

[ifinnegan]

I know what Buckhead is because of Buckhead.

It was probably spillover from a house party.

[Lazamataz]

I know what Buckhead is because of Buckhead.

It was probably spillover from a house party.

These two statements are diametrically opposed.

If you know what Buckhead is, as you say in the first statement, you would not assert the second statement.

[absalom01]

As Kurt Russel might say “I’m retired”.

[AnonymousConservative]

I don’t want anything posted about him or any details about if he is even still alive, but I hope he is doing well.

Took down a leftist shill who had been evading justice for decades. Not a bad line on a resume.

[FreedomPoster]

As you may have noticed if you read the whole thread, absalom01 initially missed the Amish gentleman carrying the AR in the street scene video.

And even if there were a City of Buckhead separate from the City of Atlanta, they’d still be stuck with the Fulton County DA.

[ifinnegan]

One might think that but this has been happening in a lot of neighborhoods.

[Lurker]

“ In fairness, she has spent a lot of time in Africa ”

Is she still there? Maybe a gentle reminder that she’s in America now would be helpful.

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[rdcbn1]

Yeah, back home.

[SteveH]

thanks

[Albion Wilde]

I first heard of Buckhead by reading the Tom Wolfe novel "A Man In Full." Highly recommended by the way.

Everything he wrote was so on point. The above scenario was also very much foreseen in Wolfe's Bonfire of the Vanities, (1990) with its Sharpton-like character raising a riot against a Wall Street manager who took a wrong turn into the hood one night.

[Albion Wilde]

No, the article in the opening post isn’t about “our” Buckhead. It is about the upscale Atlanta neighborhood of Buckhead.

How you doin’, girl? Well, I hope.