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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

You mean the one perpetrated by a Fairfax, Virginia teenager and resident? That mass shooting?

There are a lot of reasons to live in DC. Lower crime is not one of them. Whatever helps you sleep at night, though.

There are a lot of reasons to live in suburbia, but these days the idyllic sense of safety is far gone. Whether its the grocery store or a concert or a movie theater or a school classroom (from elementary to high school).

The DC suburbs have their fair share of crime, but let’s be honest: Suburban crime rates pale in comparison to what’s happening in DC these days, and the city is only getting worse.

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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

You mean the one perpetrated by a Fairfax, Virginia teenager and resident? That mass shooting?

There are a lot of reasons to live in DC. Lower crime is not one of them. Whatever helps you sleep at night, though.

There are a lot of reasons to live in suburbia, but these days the idyllic sense of safety is far gone. Whether its the grocery store or a concert or a movie theater or a school classroom (from elementary to high school).

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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

You mean the one perpetrated by a Fairfax, Virginia teenager and resident? That mass shooting?

There are a lot of reasons to live in DC. Lower crime is not one of them. Whatever helps you sleep at night, though.

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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

You mean the one perpetrated by a Fairfax, Virginia teenager and resident? That mass shooting?

The same day three people were shot in Brightwood?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

Violent crime in DC is up 26% this year over last year.

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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

You mean the one perpetrated by a Fairfax, Virginia teenager and resident? That mass shooting?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

The only local mass shooting this year has been in DC.

Anonymous wrote:Happened on 200 block of Upshur. Tons of children live in the area.

Why is it relevant how many children vs not-children live near this address? Do we care a little less about innocent neighbors once they’re over a certain age? What age is that? Does your value go down with each subsequent year (4 yr old more tragic than 8 yr old) ?

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Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Yep - almost as terrible as living in a suburban community and having your churches, schools, and movie theaters shot up in monthly mass shootings. Must feel so helpless - how could you ever leave your front door?

Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I guarantee you shat all over NOVA when you moved to DC.

Anonymous wrote:I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

I cannot imagine raising a family around such violence. Must feel so helpless.

Crazy

I was picking up my child from daycare a few blocks away. I love this area but we have to get out...moving to Nova in July.

There was another shooting there just a few months ago

Happened on 200 block of Upshur. Tons of children live in the area.