Thank you DiBlasio
For getting those pesky police off the streets of New York
Posted on 12/31/2014 12:06:28 PM PST by C19fan
If cops don’t feel like doing their jobs, DeBlasio should treat them like Reagan treated air traffic controllers.
de Blasio did not want the first guy to be arrested, and since the cops will still arrest the second guy. He needs to give more explicit instructions as to what he wants done. He seems to want cops to do the impossible.
Maybe the IRS should stop auditing people. I am sure that improve their image and encourage people to comply with tax regulations.
“Look at this place, there is no one here, the cops are into something, its like Christmas, you could steal City Hall!”.
Love,John McClane
You're wrong. 30 years ago in NYC under Mayor Dinkins, if you stopped for a traffic light, the 'squeegee men' would squat crap on you windshield and demand money to clean it off.
Punks were jumping turnstiles in the subway never paying a fare.
Drunks, druggies and hookers pissed on the sidewalks where ever the hell pleased. The cops, under orders, ignored most of those 'minor crimes.'
And incidentally, thousands died from murder every year.
NYC was a terrible place to live.
Then Rudy took over and used the broken windows philosophy. He had the cops take down the squeegee men. He ordered them to take down the turnstile jumpers. He ordered them to crack down on the sidewalk pissers and prostitutes. And guess what. A very high percent of those arrested for those so called 'minor' offenses were carrying illegal firearms and/or had outstanding warrants for serious crimes including murder.
Rudy got the human trash off the streets and the city cleaned up very quickly and became the safest big city in the country.
Now Bill The Red wants to take it back into the dark ages of Mayor Dinkins, who he used to work for.
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