[Jagermonster]

So far, so good . . .

McElvee patrols the area at night and helps out his elderly neighbor, watering her grass and taking up her garbage bin. When the residents’ washing machines had a glitch, another resident went around to each house offering to fix it.

“That was the whole point,” says McElvee, “so that everybody knows each other and looks out for each other.”

There was also a pretty stiff application process. I think that it can work when you can pick the people who get to join up.

[gnarledmaw]

I worked with a guy who "used to be" a dealer and pimp in a Chicago gang. He wound up in jail for a while and became the perfect model citizen. He worked with an organization that helped single mothers, he had a job working with the disabled, he was involved in the Boys & Girls Club, was an anti-gang counselor at a high school, and was involved in a charity to fight racism.

He made a few mistakes and everything started coming out. He admitted to myself and a couple of others that he only worked with the single mothers because they were women who were known to make bad choices so they were easy to get into bed with. He was embezzling the funds from Boys&Girls. He had the job with the disabled so he could steal their meds and he sold the meds through the little dealers he met in the anti-gang office at the school. Turns out he was behind and instigating a number of the racial issues that suddenly begun occurring around town. When he offered to help make the racial problems go away if the town donated to the charity he set up and was the sole employee of then someone finally got smart.

He just up and disappeared one night, dont know where he went. I dont think anyone really misses him.

[motor_racer]

Kind of the opposite of the libs’ ideas about immigration.