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Sounds like enough “wretched refuse” has washed up in New York City, and a lot of it is in this lavish taxpayer-funded pool. Third-worlders generally turn their new residence into the third world they left.

You're making a lot of assumptions, Margaret Sanger. Those who immigrate generally improve their lot much more quickly than those native born at a low socioeconomic level. Unfortunately, those newly arriving usually have to live initially in socioeconomically depressed areas. Those that are newly arrived are usually very well-behaved compared to those who are native born and of the Jerry Springer socioeconomic group. Look at the bad places in virtually any city of any size. It's not the immigrants who are the source of the trouble. It's the parents' constant fear: how do they earn enough to get out of those bad neighborhoods before their kids get shot or corrupted. And, yes, I used to live in Brooklyn. And, yes, I have lived overseas in a country that would be considered third-world by some. And, yes, I've known many immigrants from all over the world over at least three and half decades. For the most part they put the native-born government dependence class to shame.

Enjoyed your post. I’ve visited the Bahamas. The Blacks speak the King’s English. They are upwardly mobile. I would imagine the poor Blacks in Haiti have better English skills and aspirations than these pool trash in NYC.

For 50 million, NYC could have built two $25 million dollar pools. Separate but Equal. And I’m serious.

Enjoyed your post. I’ve visited the Bahamas. The Blacks speak the King’s English. They are upwardly mobile. I would imagine the poor Blacks in Haiti have better English skills and aspirations than these pool trash in NYC.

For 50 million, NYC could have built two $25 million dollar pools. Separate but Equal. And I’m serious.