Raecino

Raecino t1_je2tw6t wrote

Most of you have no idea how to address the violence plaguing this city. You automatically assume displacing vast portions of the population will make crime disappear. Building new apartments only those with a lot of money can afford does NOTHING to address the root causes of these problems. In fact, it does the exact opposite. How can you call it investing in a neighborhood or bringing a neighborhood up when you don’t include those who live there? For too long many have turned a blind eye to this and we are reaping some of the results. Income inequality is a huge problem that only exacerbates the issue. Building a new Starbucks, a pet daycare and luxury apartments does NOTHING to stop the violence.

Yet when people from the community try to offer advice and their insight on what can and does work, the same idiots screaming about NIMBY’s don’t want to listen.

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Raecino t1_je2teg8 wrote

Hmm but displacing people by pushing them out is not the answer. There needs to be more housing for those who aren’t wealthy in this city as well as actual investment in the neighborhoods. That means investing in the people that live there. Putting up brand new condos across the street from someone living in poverty only encourages crime.

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Raecino t1_j8izxy5 wrote

Reply to comment by scheenermann in 2016 by Failedmysanityroll

Yes but whose populist style did Trump parrot for himself? Bernie. Bernie was a better candidate against Trump when the Dems ran Clinton. He was a better candidate against Trump when the Dems ran Biden. Running Biden again will be disastrous.

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Raecino t1_j8ffifv wrote

Reply to comment by scheenermann in 2016 by Failedmysanityroll

Well the polling numbers at the time would’ve proven you wrong. And that’s how I felt at the time and still feel, there’s nothing alternate about my feelings.

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Raecino t1_j81iagf wrote

Reply to comment by ArcherChase in 2016 by Failedmysanityroll

Oh yeah I definitely know and have face palmed every time the establishment democrats go with their own, corporate pick. They’re looking to be making the same mistake if Biden runs again.

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