Posted on 08/04/2024 1:09:11 PM PDT by packagingguy
People pooping, shooting drugs and now pleasuring themselves on the streets of once proud American cities.
Neeked people at link.
The end is nigh.
Rat World
I’m hoping for a huge red wave 🌊 this November.
LOL, What NYC has become under democrat rule...
Basically hell on earth 🌎🌍🌏.
My guess is it has more to do with more cameras than it does with MORE weirdos in NYC.
“Public masturbation soars...” Is that a precursor to Monkey Pox?
I think the female word for all this is ick.
The last time I was in NY was a 1 day business trip in 1995.
If I never have to go back I’ll be happy.
It would be worse if they were saying, “scuse me while I whip this out” before doing the deed.
Let’s for liberal women!
Let’s hear it for liberal women!
Stories about the Naked City no one wants to hear.
God’s judgement continues to blanket the United States.
This stuff used to just happen in places like the bathrooms at the Port Authority or Penn Station. NY is now an open cesspool.
Fast forward some months. I was covering a post in the South Yard. The yard Sergeant making his rounds stopped at my post to speak to me. As we were talking, I noticed an hispanic inmate across the yard from me, with his penis out. He was looking directly at me, and he was masturbating. I alerted the Sergeant to the guy, but as soon as the Sergeant looked his way, the inmate turned away from his view.
The Sergeant's first question to me: "Was I sure I'd seen what I'd claim to have seen." I told the Sergeant that having had two children, and boys at that, that I certainly knew what a penis looked like. He had the inmate escorted from the yard, locked in his cell, and I was instructed to write a misbehavior report on the incident. There were specific prison rules against public indecency, and I believed, that if exposing oneself in public and masturbating was a crime on the street (which it was and still is), then it was a crime behind bars as well.
I later learned that the inmate was doing time for rape, and he had a lengthy arrest record. All the more reason for me to document his behavior and make it a permanent part of his record. I don't recall the result of his disciplinary hearing held for the charges, but the inmate never repeated his act to me again while I was at Auburn.
Seeing this makes me sick. There are public laws on the book for public lewdness, that are apparently being ignored by the NYPD and D.A.'s office. I'm sure the police have been told not to arrest these people by Bragg and others. When you fail to enforce the laws on the books, you embolden criminals. When is this perverted madness going to stop?
...oh. New York?
Glancing at the title I figured it would be a piece about DC and congressional hearings.
“A nation is born stoic, and dies epicurean. At its cradle (to repeat a thoughtful adage) religion stands, and philosophy accompanies it to the grave.
In the beginning of all cultures a strong religious faith conceals and softens the nature of things, and gives men courage to bear pain and hardship patiently; at every step the gods are with them, and will not let them perish, until they do. Even then a firm faith will explain that it was the sins of the people that turned their gods to an avenging wrath; evil does not destroy faith, but strengthens it. If victory comes, if war is forgotten in security and peace, then wealth grows; the life of the body gives way, in the dominant classes, to the life of the senses and the mind; toil and suffering are replaced by pleasure and ease; science weakens faith even while thought and comfort weaken virility and fortitude. At last men begin to doubt the gods; they mourn the tragedy of knowledge, and seek refuge in every passing delight.
Achilles is at the beginning, Epicurus at the end. After David comes Job, and after Job, Ecclesiastes.”
Will Durant
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