Trump Orders National Guard to Washington, D.C., and Takeover of City’s Police

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we live in a city. A beautiful city. Do we have crime, yes. All cities do. Do people flock here to work, yes they do. If DC was such a hell scape, then why do Trump's wealthiest cabinet members live in DC. Hell, Stephen Miller lives in DC. If it was so dangerous you would think he'd live in VA. DC is one of the most educated cities in the country. Logic should tell you that people do not live in fear here.

The places with the most crime is seeing very few federal troops. Make that make sense.

Pro tip: “Beautiful” cities do not look up dish soap behind cages.

Y’all have been living with high levels of crime so long you don’t even see it anymore.

Yup, no crime at all in your beautiful rural GOP towns.

https://www.ketk.com/news/local-news/counterfeit-pills-laced-with-meth-prison-sentence/amp/

Did you read the part where he was sentenced to 18 years in prison and forfeited his house? That’s the rural town difference.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well then you can kindly STFU about solving crime in DC since you are responsible for it.

Are you ignorant to the fact that Democrats routinely contribute to the demise of gun control legislation, or are you purposely being dishonest?

What Democrats in DC did that? But sure there is political blame on all sides. GOP is in control now so they can start taking action on gun control - I would fully support that.

Manchin-Twoomey 2013 bill:

4 Republicans voted for it.

5 Democrats voted against it, Montana Sen. Max Baucus, Alaska Sen. Mark Begich, North Dakota Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, Arkansas Sen. Mark Pryor and Nevada Sen. Harry Reid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we live in a city. A beautiful city. Do we have crime, yes. All cities do. Do people flock here to work, yes they do. If DC was such a hell scape, then why do Trump's wealthiest cabinet members live in DC. Hell, Stephen Miller lives in DC. If it was so dangerous you would think he'd live in VA. DC is one of the most educated cities in the country. Logic should tell you that people do not live in fear here.

The places with the most crime is seeing very few federal troops. Make that make sense.

Pro tip: “Beautiful” cities do not look up dish soap behind cages.

Y’all have been living with high levels of crime so long you don’t even see it anymore.

Yup, no crime at all in your beautiful rural GOP towns.

https://www.ketk.com/news/local-news/counterfeit-pills-laced-with-meth-prison-sentence/amp/

Did you read the part where he was sentenced to 18 years in prison and forfeited his house? That’s the rural town difference.

lol after how many years running a meth farm? Yeah sounds real idyllic over there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Second Amendment is gone the day Trump is installed for his so called "third term"
If you do not think this will happen you have lost the plot long ago.

Dictators do not allow their subjects to have guns.

This.

Wake up, everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we live in a city. A beautiful city. Do we have crime, yes. All cities do. Do people flock here to work, yes they do. If DC was such a hell scape, then why do Trump's wealthiest cabinet members live in DC. Hell, Stephen Miller lives in DC. If it was so dangerous you would think he'd live in VA. DC is one of the most educated cities in the country. Logic should tell you that people do not live in fear here.

The places with the most crime is seeing very few federal troops. Make that make sense.

Pro tip: “Beautiful” cities do not look up dish soap behind cages.

Y’all have been living with high levels of crime so long you don’t even see it anymore.

Wut?

[Anonymous]

the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

Can they do something about the rats?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

Can they do something about the rats?

No. We’re going to have to actually vote the Council out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

Can they do something about the rats?

I will say, the one thing in DC that the city was quick to respond to was rate abatement requests. Did not mean that they were successful, but they came out and searched for the holes and put poison down them very quickly after every request.

The larger issue is litter and homes and businesses that don't keep their garbage secure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

That is absolutely absurd. But sure, the NG can install some bike lanes. That would be great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

That is absolutely absurd. But sure, the NG can install some bike lanes. That would be great.

Howzabout you democrats in DC take some pride and clean up your city instead of depending on outsiders to do it? Have you no f'n shame?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

That is absolutely absurd. But sure, the NG can install some bike lanes. That would be great.

Howzabout you democrats in DC take some pride and clean up your city instead of depending on outsiders to do it? Have you no f'n shame?

Nobody wants the NG here so we are perfectly happy for them to go away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

That is absolutely absurd. But sure, the NG can install some bike lanes. That would be great.

Howzabout you democrats in DC take some pride and clean up your city instead of depending on outsiders to do it? Have you no f'n shame?

If you don’t live in DC, why do you care? Take care of your own city/town and leave DC to take care of itself. If you don’t like DC, don’t visit - we’ll be just fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It seems all the positive comments on the other threads are being deleted - or I may just be an outliner.

I think this is great.

I frequently go to DC in the evenings, and I am thrilled about this. Lots of areas have felt unsafe, and many friends have been ruffed up near the Stadiums.

How dare you rough up the spelling like that you ruffian.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the city just put out a note to the ANCs asking for projects the national guard can work on


is this really the best use of national taxpayer resources and military personnel?

That is absolutely absurd. But sure, the NG can install some bike lanes. That would be great.

Howzabout you democrats in DC take some pride and clean up your city instead of depending on outsiders to do it? Have you no f'n shame?

Lay off the meth sir