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To: skimbell

Just like putting up a stoplight at a dangerous intersection, we will have to wait until someone is killed before any real action is taken. The Chief is just a Dim hack giving some lip service and cover for the Dim mayor Barrett and the AWOL Leftist Black leaders. They can’t actually criticize young Black hoodlums because that would upset a crucial political constituency. The Leftists also don’t want any spotlight on these “wildings” because they still need rich white folks to patronize the downtown festivals, shops and restaurants.
If nothing is really done, we will see a legitimate boycott of these dangerous areas. Once you get a bad reputation, it’s very difficult to reverse the damage.


10 posted on 07/06/2011 9:16:31 AM PDT by grumpygresh (Democrats delenda est)
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To: grumpygresh
If nothing is really done, we will see a legitimate boycott of these dangerous areas. Once you get a bad reputation, it’s very difficult to reverse the damage.

I live a couple of towns over from Plainfield, New Jersey.

Fifty years ago, Plainfield was a nice town, with prosperous businesses and a happy population. Then they had a few riots in the 1960s, and the town has never recovered. In one day, they pissed away a hundred years of progress.

Now, fifty years later, Plainfield is still a hole. All around, towns are doing well. But people still remember the riots, and Plainfield will never recover.

16 posted on 07/06/2011 9:24:51 AM PDT by Haiku Guy (If you can read this / (To paraphrase on old line) / Thank a TAXPAYER!.)
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To: grumpygresh
"Once you get a bad reputation, it’s very difficult to reverse the damage."

I know exactly what you mean. I'm originally from Michigan but haven't been back there since 1972 when I left to go to the Naval Academy.

This year, the National Square Dance Convention was held in Detroit ... DETROIT!!! I haven't been back to Michigan for almost 40 years and I still knew enough NOT to go to Detroit for any reason whatsoever. I remember what it was like back in the 60's and 70's .. and that was probably 1000% safer than it is now .. and that was still enough to not only keep me from attending but voicing my opinion to every other square dancer that I came into contact with.

Detroit .... not bloody likely ...

18 posted on 07/06/2011 9:26:48 AM PDT by BlueLancer (Square Dancing - Drill and Ceremony Set To Music)
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