[karpov]

Don't bail out the cities, but restore order and reopen them. There will be less rioting when people are employed.

[rightwingcrazy]

From a Democrat perspective, the vote fraud machine just needs to be cranked up by a few notches to compensate.

[D Rider]

Put a wall around them...ever see escape from New York? Like that.

[cnsmom]

Millennials are into home cooking and home grown organic ingredients too. Space and farming is popular now since Bloomberg explained how easy it is. Thanks little Mike.

[Dilbert San Diego]

I recall hearing years ago, that many moved out of cities hit by the riots after Martin Luther King was shot. Some of the riot zones in those cities resembled war zones for many years afterward.

People vote with their feet all the time, on everything from where to live to what car to drive to what brand of spaghetti sauce they prefer. It would not be shocking to see big numbers of people avoiding the big cities where rioting is happening. Against the backdrop of violence in New York and Washington and Chicago and LA, many may decide they would rather live in smaller cities and towns, even if it means a lower paying job or less career advancement.

[House Atreides]

“...In other words, the demonstrators and rioters are going to remake the cities in their own image. And it’s going to be disastrous for those cities.”
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In a word ... SWEET!

[Dr. Scarpetta]

We live about one and a half hours from NYC. Busses run continuously to the city & people commute from here. There are regular bus trips to Broadway shows. My sister & I just took a bus in November to see the Christmas Pageant at Radio City Music Hall. We walked all over & went to Carmines for lunch. It was safe, but I have no interest in doing that again. It won’t be safe, IMO.

[mewzilla]

Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump
NYC, CALL UP THE NATIONAL GUARD. The lowlifes and losers are ripping you apart. Act fast! Don’t make the same horrible and deadly mistake you made with the Nursing Homes!!!
11:10 AM · Jun 2, 2020

[pepsi_junkie]

This is especially true of some of the most successful people — lawyers, people in finance. High-income people will be disproportionately among those leaving.

High income people won't demand as high an income when they phone it in from a farm somewhere. Just a fact.

[Ann Archy]

uh......we JUST had the MOST people WORKING EVER! This had NOTHING to do with employment!!

This is a ROLLING COUP PLOT!

[P-Marlowe]

My wife’s hairdresser was a lifelong Democrat. Yesterday she was able to reopen her salon and while she was doing my wife’s hair, she got a warning from the police to evacuate her salon because there was going to be a “peaceful” demonstration downtown where her salon is located.

My wife helped her load all of her expensive products and tools into her car before they left the area.

She said she is going to buy a gun and never again vote for another democrat.

I don’t know if her salon was looted. I guess we’ll find out today.

[robowombat]

Saw this happen with Detroit, from industrial powerhouse to shithouse in less than ten years. Big cities are on the way to being the national sewage impoundment ponds.

[bitt]

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[GOPJ]

Voters left behind in cities will be a combination of the indigent, immigrants working in low-end jobs, the young, and the woke. These people will vote for a hard-left agenda focusing on aid to the poor, forgiveness for criminals, hatred of the rich,

On the lighter brighter side all the scumbags that looted and burned the city will have access to some really beautiful apartment - REALLY CHEAP. And since the place will be a 'hellhole in process' taxes on these soon to be dumps will be low. In five years the 'better' neighborhoods will be slums. You always wanted to live in a million dollar home but could only afford a $40,000 place? well, you're in luck - the million dollar pad is selling cheap...