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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Maybe they should try it........ [twitter]https://twitter.com/JCNSeverino/status/1752780344347009168[/twitter] During a panel, DC residents voiced their frustrations and demanded accountability from city leaders in addressing the violent crime epidemic that's plaguing our nation’s capital. DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb’s response: “We cannot prosecute and arrest our way out of it.”[/quote] Wow. What a nutjob[/quote] Prosecuting and imprisoning people hasn't ended crime. It's time to try something else.[/quote] Yes it does. You clearly don't remember NYC back in the 80s and 90s when it used to have 3000+ murders per year and it looked like bombed out Iraq. Times Square used to be an S hole. They cracked down hard on crime arresting tons of people even for small stuff. Everything massively improved. [/quote] +10000 But it's not going to happen bc DC gov is captured by extreme left. These people have infiltrated every nook and cranny of council, anc's etc. A lot of them dont want prisons. They are tearing down institution after institution. Only way out is fed takeover and feds do what NY did. DC gov has made the deliberate decision to stop protecting the physical safety of its citizens. [/quote] Because of they way the city is being run we are just waiting out until our youngest finishes High School to sell. Many families I know feel the same way. We can work remote no need to stay in DC. DC will loose it tax base and be a S hole. Maybe then some DC residents will get what they wanted a small Federal city in the center of downtown(so it will be safe for tourist, international relations and the federal gov't) and the rest will be its own state. One that the federal gov't doesn't have to be embarrassed about. [/quote]
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