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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DC is nothing like SF [/quote]

Hard disagree. It doesn’t have as much to recommend it. So it’s in a greater danger.[/quote]

You either have a political agenda or just don't know what you are talking about. I'm guessing the former.[/quote]
 
I don’t, I’m really just appalled by the deterioration of the quality of life, especially for those most vulnerable and yet with most to lose. Where are the girls who study and go to school and try to sweep while ATVs and dirt bikes rip through the streets back and forth for hours on end every single night? Who cares for them? My political agenda is to make a healthy, happy, hopeful and unafraid city. This place could be Monaco given its size and strategic importance. Why isn’t it? [/quote]
Did you say that without the ATVs DC could be Monaco? Huh?[/quote]

And you pick up on Monaco? Not the little girls? Exactly. And that’s how it all unravels [/quote]
Are you the PP? What’s this Monaco business about? It makes zero sense on any level. I hope you can explain?[/quote]

I think it’s just a similar size and with a similar strategic importance yet a balancing act in between more powerful states.
The idea being that frankly one is a massive failure if they can’t keep a scant half mil living in the seat of the leading world government in a well organized, served, orderly city [/quote]

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