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As someone who went to the CHOP multiple times through out the protests, I don’t agree with your characterization. My personal experience was not that of yours.
by mortonpe 6y ago
As someone who went to the CHOP multiple times through out the protests, I don’t agree with your characterization. My personal experience was not that of yours. It _was_ uncomfortable, but nobody makes change by staying in their comfort zone.
As for the miles of filth and needles. I’ve seen too. I’ve seen it in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Miami, the list goes on. When you have folks being displaced as rents and property prices increase, so goes the middle and lower income folks. Small cities naturally don’t have challenges at the same scale as large cities.
Complaining does not help-What are the solutions to these problems? I don’t know, but I am all ears.
- tomcam 6y agoYour empathy appears to be in short supply. Having your business destroyed is more than uncomfortable. They didn’t sign up for that. The solution was simple. Let police enforce the law. Crime skyrocketed and two young men were killed. Sexual assault went through the roof. First responder time went to 18 minutes from 5.