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Anonymous wrote:Is that particular Days Inn a homeless shelter as reported in the DC Metro forum or is it a hotel again?

Not sure it's current status, but I rented a car from behind there the other day and the smell of pot from the entryway to the hotel was overwhelming.

I have no idea if the gentlemen partaking where convention attendees or homeless but they looked very comfortable there smoking in public.

My parents used to stay there when visiting it was a nice little place with the convenient car rental next door. Obviously they would NEVER stay there now. DC needs to be transparent about how they are using these hotels so hapless travelers don't book. I really don't understand how you'd want to mix healthy travelers and concentrated homeless Covid quarantined anyway. Please don't tell me the Days inn ventilation is that up to date. Or that they check that people even stay in their rooms. And yes, the smell of pot through DC is abysmal. We need to repeal that law. It was a well intentioned fail .

Agree with all of this, including the point that my parents used to stay there, as we live nearby. They would be horrified to see it now.

Crud, I was just about to book it for my out of town family for graduation. Sigh.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the goal of moving the unhoused and indigent into Forest Hills to bring Forest Hills down or to bring the unhoused up? This could be a tremendous opportunity for these people, but I don’t see them taking advantage of it and I really only hear eye rolling PP celebrating that her faction has succeeded in spreading blight. So let's reconsider if there really is any point to the project before "equity" drags everyone down.

Yes, that is their goal. In their troubled minds, equity is being resentful to those who have more and have a well lived life in contrast to "the other". For example, it's being bitter because you don't own a classic six on Park Ave, so they build a mega homeless shelter on billionaires row to destroy the quality of life and safety of the neighborhood. While looting, drug use, drug sales, shooting, stabbings, solo sex or with another homeless person, fighting, public urinating and defecating, property destruction, aggressive panhandling, assaults, etc plague the neighborhood, they are sitting back in their offices ignoring complaints and laughing hysterically. This is equity.

It’s a nihilism born of resentment and the constant feeding of every conceivable grievance. They can’t improve their own lives but they will damn well do everything in their power to ruin yours.

Thank you for summing up the platform of today's Democratic party.

+1000

The bolded part - it’s like a mental illness infecting most of the party.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the goal of moving the unhoused and indigent into Forest Hills to bring Forest Hills down or to bring the unhoused up? This could be a tremendous opportunity for these people, but I don’t see them taking advantage of it and I really only hear eye rolling PP celebrating that her faction has succeeded in spreading blight. So let's reconsider if there really is any point to the project before "equity" drags everyone down.

Yes, that is their goal. In their troubled minds, equity is being resentful to those who have more and have a well lived life in contrast to "the other". For example, it's being bitter because you don't own a classic six on Park Ave, so they build a mega homeless shelter on billionaires row to destroy the quality of life and safety of the neighborhood. While looting, drug use, drug sales, shooting, stabbings, solo sex or with another homeless person, fighting, public urinating and defecating, property destruction, aggressive panhandling, assaults, etc plague the neighborhood, they are sitting back in their offices ignoring complaints and laughing hysterically. This is equity.

It’s a nihilism born of resentment and the constant feeding of every conceivable grievance. They can’t improve their own lives but they will damn well do everything in their power to ruin yours.

Thank you for summing up the platform of today's Democratic party.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is that particular Days Inn a homeless shelter as reported in the DC Metro forum or is it a hotel again?

Not sure it's current status, but I rented a car from behind there the other day and the smell of pot from the entryway to the hotel was overwhelming.

I have no idea if the gentlemen partaking where convention attendees or homeless but they looked very comfortable there smoking in public.

My parents used to stay there when visiting it was a nice little place with the convenient car rental next door. Obviously they would NEVER stay there now. DC needs to be transparent about how they are using these hotels so hapless travelers don't book. I really don't understand how you'd want to mix healthy travelers and concentrated homeless Covid quarantined anyway. Please don't tell me the Days inn ventilation is that up to date. Or that they check that people even stay in their rooms. And yes, the smell of pot through DC is abysmal. We need to repeal that law. It was a well intentioned fail .

Agree with all of this, including the point that my parents used to stay there, as we live nearby. They would be horrified to see it now.

Crud, I was just about to book it for my out of town family for graduation. Sigh.

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Anonymous wrote:So is the goal of moving the unhoused and indigent into Forest Hills to bring Forest Hills down or to bring the unhoused up? This could be a tremendous opportunity for these people, but I don’t see them taking advantage of it and I really only hear eye rolling PP celebrating that her faction has succeeded in spreading blight. So let's reconsider if there really is any point to the project before "equity" drags everyone down.

Yes, that is their goal. In their troubled minds, equity is being resentful to those who have more and have a well lived life in contrast to "the other". For example, it's being bitter because you don't own a classic six on Park Ave, so they build a mega homeless shelter on billionaires row to destroy the quality of life and safety of the neighborhood. While looting, drug use, drug sales, shooting, stabbings, solo sex or with another homeless person, fighting, public urinating and defecating, property destruction, aggressive panhandling, assaults, etc plague the neighborhood, they are sitting back in their offices ignoring complaints and laughing hysterically. This is equity.

It’s a nihilism born of resentment and the constant feeding of every conceivable grievance. They can’t improve their own lives but they will damn well do everything in their power to ruin yours. [/quote

Thank you for summing up the platform of today's Democratic party.

+1 I have told them that last sentence many times before. They are not ashamed and will never take responsibility for themselves. We caused their troubles and made them behave in a criminal manner.

"Ruin" is an understatement. I am terminally ill and permanently, grossly disfigured (amputations) because of their deliberate actions. I lost everything and went into debt. They tried to gaslight me and play victim. Never expect them to let you have any benefits that you paid into or qualify for. They will not hesitate to take your home. They will lie, steal, and discredit you until you are in the grave. Your savings, retirement, and lines of credit will go fast. There is nothing you can do. They are like animals, digging their heels in the ground like stuburn mules. Your pro bono lawyers will never show up again and again and again. They will pretend as if they don't know who you are. Judge Zeldon will tell you to go live with "the other" in SE. They will tell you, you or your "moms" should pay for your own surgeries. All in the name of "racial justice". Get out of this s__ h__ before it's too late.

Leaving aside for a moment the topic of this thread, I am sorry for your troubles and suffering. Sending you peace.