Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
This is rich, considering the way in which liberals on DCUM (and elsewhere) constantly trash talk places like Idaho as "flyover country." Forget the Trumps - YOU are the urban elitists who would never, ever consider living there.
Meanwhile, I have lots of family in Idaho. It's a beautiful, clean place. Hope to retire there someday.
I mean, “flyover country” is a very weak criticism when compared to what Trump said about Baltimore and her residents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
The city (and its residents) gets a couple billion in aid each year. The vast majority is related to housing subsidies. In terms of direct payments to city hall, the number is on the order of hundred of millions.
Other billions are SS/Medicare, billions to JHU etc, the same stuff that people calculate when saying red states are a net drain.
Sources with actual numbers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
The city (and its residents) gets a couple billion in aid each year. The vast majority is related to housing subsidies. In terms of direct payments to city hall, the number is on the order of hundred of millions.
Other billions are SS/Medicare, billions to JHU etc, the same stuff that people calculate when saying red states are a net drain.
How much cash goes to the people of Baltimore City, is the question.
Anyone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
The city (and its residents) gets a couple billion in aid each year. The vast majority is related to housing subsidies. In terms of direct payments to city hall, the number is on the order of hundred of millions.
Other billions are SS/Medicare, billions to JHU etc, the same stuff that people calculate when saying red states are a net drain.
How much cash goes to the people of Baltimore City, is the question.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A word about slumlords: they do not make the buildings bad. The people living in them make them bad.
Ok, so you want to argue that this is not about rats at all, but about the people who live in Baltimore, that they're low class people who make it bad? Good luck with that line. We see you.
That’s right
Elitist who hates down-on-their-luck Americans.
That’s right. Total elitist who was born into Lafayette Courts and had to leave when the city blew it up to stop the crime. A foster family in Dundalk took me in for a tear until I could join the Navy at 17. The only people I dislike are those who sanctify down-on-their-luck Americans rather than tell them to stop being slobs and to clean up their homes.
Nothing like a sober alcoholic who rips on others who don't manage to overcome their disease.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
The city (and its residents) gets a couple billion in aid each year. The vast majority is related to housing subsidies. In terms of direct payments to city hall, the number is on the order of hundred of millions.
Other billions are SS/Medicare, billions to JHU etc, the same stuff that people calculate when saying red states are a net drain.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
This is rich, considering the way in which liberals on DCUM (and elsewhere) constantly trash talk places like Idaho as "flyover country." Forget the Trumps - YOU are the urban elitists who would never, ever consider living there.
Meanwhile, I have lots of family in Idaho. It's a beautiful, clean place. Hope to retire there someday.
I mean, “flyover country” is a very weak criticism when compared to what Trump said about Baltimore and her residents.
No one else has noticed the current state of Baltimore?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
The city (and its residents) gets a couple billion in aid each year. The vast majority is related to housing subsidies. In terms of direct payments to city hall, the number is on the order of hundred of millions.
Other billions are SS/Medicare, billions to JHU etc, the same stuff that people calculate when saying red states are a net drain.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
Have you ever been to Idaho? How do you know what it’s like?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
This is rich, considering the way in which liberals on DCUM (and elsewhere) constantly trash talk places like Idaho as "flyover country." Forget the Trumps - YOU are the urban elitists who would never, ever consider living there.
Meanwhile, I have lots of family in Idaho. It's a beautiful, clean place. Hope to retire there someday.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
This is rich, considering the way in which liberals on DCUM (and elsewhere) constantly trash talk places like Idaho as "flyover country." Forget the Trumps - YOU are the urban elitists who would never, ever consider living there.
Meanwhile, I have lots of family in Idaho. It's a beautiful, clean place. Hope to retire there someday.
I mean, “flyover country” is a very weak criticism when compared to what Trump said about Baltimore and her residents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's not just the slum lords.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/baltimore-public-housing-workers-demanded-sex-repairs-lawsuit-alleges-n492161
The entire system is corrupt from top to bottom. There are some good people, trying to do good things. And they're surrounded by people doing whatever they can to get whatever they can.
This. The corruption is massive. What exactly has happened to all of the gazillions of cash Baltimore got???
Which gazillions would that be?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.
This is rich, considering the way in which liberals on DCUM (and elsewhere) constantly trash talk places like Idaho as "flyover country." Forget the Trumps - YOU are the urban elitists who would never, ever consider living there.
Meanwhile, I have lots of family in Idaho. It's a beautiful, clean place. Hope to retire there someday.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Interesting that in this terrible place - not - Kevin Plank decided to headquarter his company. I practiced at a large law firm in Baltimore, people are just so ignorant. It's a wonderful place with some bad parts. Did Trump forget that he was from a big urban city? I don't see him trying to move from NY to Idaho.
Can you imagine any of the Trumps ever deigning to live in Idaho? They are urban elitists and would never, ever consider it.