Did you see any improvement in DC during last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel a lot more comfortable walking around downtown now, especially at night.

you might, but many other people don’t, but the people who feel unsafe now are largely people of color. Perhaps you don’t care?

Here is a perfect example, one person states that they feel safer because the murder rate is down, and someone immediately tries to derail the discussion by claiming that “people of color“ feel less safe because the law is being enforced…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel a lot more comfortable walking around downtown now, especially at night.

you might, but many other people don’t, but the people who feel unsafe now are largely people of color. Perhaps you don’t care?

How do you know people of color feel less safe? Why don’t you stfu and let them raise their own issues? The people benefitting from less murder are all the black men and their children they will finally be alive to raise. I can’t imagine they feel less safe when more of them are actually alive. Participation trophy for still trying to typecast them as the victims when they are so clearly the benefactors of lower crime

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can no longer afford to eat lunch out, not even in the work cafeteria, and have to bring all my food every single day.

😭What?! This isn't about you. Did you even read the title?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel a lot more comfortable walking around downtown now, especially at night.

you might, but many other people don’t, but the people who feel unsafe now are largely people of color. Perhaps you don’t care?

Here is a perfect example, one person states that they feel safer because the murder rate is down, and someone immediately tries to derail the discussion by claiming that “people of color“ feel less safe because the law is being enforced…

+1 this is the constant response and it's stale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel a lot more comfortable walking around downtown now, especially at night.

you might, but many other people don’t, but the people who feel unsafe now are largely people of color. Perhaps you don’t care?

How do you know people of color feel less safe? Why don’t you stfu and let them raise their own issues? The people benefitting from less murder are all the black men and their children they will finally be alive to raise. I can’t imagine they feel less safe when more of them are actually alive. Participation trophy for still trying to typecast them as the victims when they are so clearly the benefactors of lower crime

+1 everyone benefits from less crime to make this white, brown or black is stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I feel a lot more comfortable walking around downtown now, especially at night.

That's you. In reality it's the same. The only difference is that nightlife is now dead. You get to walk around but there's no where to go.

You are obviously a troll who doesn’t live in DC.

I live in NE. Ward 4. Idiot Janese Lewis George is my councilmember. Any other questions since you know so much?