Just did a tour in DC after Touring Boston , DC is really bad homeless drugs scary

[Anonymous]

We were in Boston visiting family last month and fid a tour encountered no homeless no drunks or drugs and felt very safe and it was clean.

We Did a tour in DC today , and it was a night and day difference. Homeless people everywhere many were very aggressive trying to run up to our group and shouting. One pelted us with rocks when we wouldn't give him money. Some were strung out passed out in front of some nice restaurants. We also came across this right next to the police station . Wtf is going on with DC. Someone needs to crack down on the homeless in DC , these aren't nice homeless that mind their own business they are aggressive and scary. We also saw a drug deal right by the white house! Why is Boston so much nicer than DC our capital? Who is holding the mayor accountable, 99% of the problems in DC would go away if vagrancy and drug laws were enforced. We need to clean up the streets of DC like yesterday.

[Anonymous]

Boston is far nicer, yes.

[Anonymous]

Vote Democrat! Early and often. Lol.

[Anonymous]

I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Vote Democrat! Early and often. Lol.

I assume you are LOL because DC has been forever Democrat. And that's why we are where we are. And Portland. And California

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

My relatives told me Boston forced all the poor people to move out in the 90s

[Anonymous]

Your so called tour of DC is quite an exaggeration.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Vote Democrat! Early and often. Lol.

I assume you are LOL because DC has been forever Democrat. And that's why we are where we are. And Portland. And California

Oh, okay MAGA…

[Anonymous]

So stay away then, OP. WE DON’T WANT YOU HERE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

Maybe too cold in the winter for them to stay around?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

My relatives told me Boston forced all the poor people to move out in the 90s

Boston has a long history of segregation going back to the 1690s at least so this would be my guess

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We were in Boston visiting family last month and fid a tour encountered no homeless no drunks or drugs and felt very safe and it was clean.

We Did a tour in DC today , and it was a night and day difference. Homeless people everywhere many were very aggressive trying to run up to our group and shouting. One pelted us with rocks when we wouldn't give him money. Some were strung out passed out in front of some nice restaurants. We also came across this right next to the police station . Wtf is going on with DC. Someone needs to crack down on the homeless in DC , these aren't nice homeless that mind their own business they are aggressive and scary. We also saw a drug deal right by the white house! Why is Boston so much nicer than DC our capital? Who is holding the mayor accountable, 99% of the problems in DC would go away if vagrancy and drug laws were enforced. We need to clean up the streets of DC like yesterday.

Why did you do a tour in DC if you live in DC?

If you don't live in DC, why are you posting on DCUM, and what are you going to do to "clean up the streets of DC like yesterday"? You keep saying "we", so I assume you have a plan for doing it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

My relatives told me Boston forced all the poor people to move out in the 90s

Boston has a long history of segregation going back to the 1690s at least so this would be my guess

Unlike DC which has always been integrated. /s

[Anonymous]

Depends on where in Boston. Boston has some pretty run down sections where you will definitely find homeless and drug addicts.

Source: I used to work in Boston and have relatives who still do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have noticed this, too, specifically about Boston.

Without turning this into the 14th "DC homeless fentanyl Tenley sucks!" thread of the week ...

... does anyone know why Boston seemingly alone among large cities doesn't have the Night of the Living Dead, meth zombie encampments ? I mean, even TEXAS / Gov. Abbott big cities now have this problem (despite their willingness to ship ppl out on a Greyhound and lock up everyone for everything)

My relatives told me Boston forced all the poor people to move out in the 90s

Boston has a long history of segregation going back to the 1690s at least so this would be my guess

Unlike DC which has always been integrated. /s

+1

Thank you. WTAH?