That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
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Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
Wangchung said:Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
Thugs going to thug. Pointing it out isn't Marxist.
Yes but Canon is talking about black people. Thugs come in all skin tones.GrowlTowel said:Wangchung said:Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
Thugs going to thug. Pointing it out isn't Marxist.
Never, ever bring a pick axe to a gunfight. You will lose.Jack Bauer said:RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Kinda sad how spineless Americans have become. Whether tolerating criminals where they shop or following instructions from their government in the name of health and safety. Shameful and sad.Jack Bauer said:A woman robs a Rite Aid near Venice Beach in L.A. armed with a pick axe pic.twitter.com/3lsqm7dsbd
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) December 23, 2021
Would you go after a nut case with a pick axe over $20 in store items?
These stores need security but I think they are afraid of the liability and bad PR of stopping any criminal.
Citizens have to stop accepting this behavior. It appears the politicians do not care.
Merry Christmas!
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
Wangchung said:Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
There's a culture from which the stereotypes emerge. That culture chooses to define itself by skin tone. Nothing divisive about statistical realities.
I contend it has more to do with economic class and the same pattern of behavior can be found across the spectrum of races at certain classes. When you factor in the typical location choice of each race of those economic classes, and density of policing comparisons, it's mathematically inevitable you would see one in the courts more often than others.Canon said:Wangchung said:Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
There's a culture from which the stereotypes emerge. That culture chooses to define itself by skin tone. Nothing divisive about statistical realities.
Just when I think it can't get more ridiculous...
Welcome to Joe Biden's America, where you not even waiting for it to get to the Store!!!!! pic.twitter.com/FkE5DEjfSg
— Joel Fischer (@realJoelFischer) December 15, 2021
Where are all the Asian -American shoppers?Jack Bauer said:
Just when I think it can't get more ridiculous...Welcome to Joe Biden's America, where you not even waiting for it to get to the Store!!!!! pic.twitter.com/FkE5DEjfSg
— Joel Fischer (@realJoelFischer) December 15, 2021
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
Wangchung said:I contend it has more to do with economic class and the same pattern of behavior can be found across the spectrum of races at certain classes. When you factor in the typical location choice of each race of those economic classes, and density of policing comparisons, it's mathematically inevitable you would see one in the courts more often than others.Canon said:Wangchung said:Sure it is, when you compare the factors of each individual case rather than just going off of skin tone. I'm telling you, pushing racial division in this country has worked wonders for the anti-America marxists.Canon said:Wangchung said:I mentioned the small bit of truth part.Canon said:Wangchung said:That's right. They come from people using a small bit of truth and a whole lot of bull**** in order to push the Marxist "divide them by race" ideals. Amazingly works on both extremes of each side of the aisle.Canon said:Jack Bauer said:ROBBERY SUSPECTS ACCUSED OF TARGETING ASIAN WOMEN ARRESTED
— Maria Cid Medina (@MariaKPIX) December 15, 2021
San Jose police’s robbery unit arrest 6 suspects who allegedly committed more than 70 robberies, burglaries & theft.
The “prolific robbery crew” is accused of targeting Asian women from Oct 2020 to Sept 2021. pic.twitter.com/VDMIY6BIq1
Stereotypes don't come from nowhere
Or DOJ crime statistics.
Not really small as it turns out.
There's a culture from which the stereotypes emerge. That culture chooses to define itself by skin tone. Nothing divisive about statistical realities.
No other race/culture is comparable in crime (particularly violent crime). None. There are plenty of immigrant enclaves full of poor people and they don't compare proportionally. There's also no other cultural group that glorifies crime and culturally destructive behavior like the black American culture does. It's a uniquely violent, dangerous and self destructive culture.
Again, put any other culture or race of Americans in the same places of high density city living and you'll see the same results. More police means more interactions with police. I do agree a violent, victimhood culture is pushed on them by the mainstream media. It's easy to divide people when you paint one as victim and one as oppressor.
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:Where are all the Asian -American shoppers?Jack Bauer said:
Just when I think it can't get more ridiculous...Welcome to Joe Biden's America, where you not even waiting for it to get to the Store!!!!! pic.twitter.com/FkE5DEjfSg
— Joel Fischer (@realJoelFischer) December 15, 2021
Shopping at the actual store and paying for what they want.
Wangchung said:
Again, put any other culture or race of Americans in the same places of high density city living and you'll see the same results. More police means more interactions with police. I do agree a violent, victimhood culture is pushed on them by the mainstream media. It's easy to divide people when you paint one as victim and one as oppressor.
San Fran is 35% Asian, 5% black. Where are the Asian criminals?
Chinatown?Jack Bauer said:Wangchung said:
Again, put any other culture or race of Americans in the same places of high density city living and you'll see the same results. More police means more interactions with police. I do agree a violent, victimhood culture is pushed on them by the mainstream media. It's easy to divide people when you paint one as victim and one as oppressor.
San Fran is 35% Asian, 5% black. Where are the Asian criminals?
Just taking care of the supply chain issues.Jack Bauer said:
Just when I think it can't get more ridiculous...Welcome to Joe Biden's America, where you not even waiting for it to get to the Store!!!!! pic.twitter.com/FkE5DEjfSg
— Joel Fischer (@realJoelFischer) December 15, 2021
Cut out the middle man and go straight to the source.
lets also consider maybe figuring out how to solve our supply chain dis-coordination problems so we don't have containers full of millions of dollars of merch sitting around random places from months on end
jupiter said:
lets also consider maybe figuring out how to solve our supply chain dis-coordination problems so we don't have containers full of millions of dollars of merch sitting around random places from months on end
So we should put you in the "what was she wearing" camp if a woman is raped…got it. Never mind the fact those hood rats broke into and stole merchandise that wasn't theirs…it shouldn't have been sitting there in the first place!
Wangchung said:
Again, put any other culture or race of Americans in the same places of high density city living and you'll see the same results. More police means more interactions with police. I do agree a violent, victimhood culture is pushed on them by the mainstream media. It's easy to divide people when you paint one as victim and one as oppressor.
False. Cities have tried reducing police presence in areas because of this claim and crime only increased.
of course it did. Less police equals more crime and the higher density the population the higher the crime rates go.cowboycwr said:Wangchung said:
Again, put any other culture or race of Americans in the same places of high density city living and you'll see the same results. More police means more interactions with police. I do agree a violent, victimhood culture is pushed on them by the mainstream media. It's easy to divide people when you paint one as victim and one as oppressor.
False. Cities have tried reducing police presence in areas because of this claim and crime only increased.
My explanation is also the truth of the matter when it comes to dispelling the lie that police target black people more than other races. Dense population plus a poor class of citizen that prefers to live in urban areas equals more police interactions. It's math, not racist cops, not a violent race, it's math.
To the author. Please avoid Tennessee and Texas when you move.
The American Dream is on Life Support in the Bay Area
This is not a "**** SF" post. This is a lament of what has been lost, and a wistfulness for what could have been.
A year ago I was smirking at the people moving out of the Bay Area. I thought these were fairweather citizens, silly for moving to political train-wrecks like Texas or Florida.
Twelve months on, my wife and I find ourselves packing our life into boxes. Not to run towards a place where we feel greater love, but just to leave. The pendulum has swung hard in the last twelve months.
I didn't think this change in my mindset would happen, or so quickly. I wanted to share the journey, in part because I've been in both camps at various points, and I hope those on most parts of the spectrum will consider this a reasonable, balanced perspective.
In summary there have been many wonderful things about the Bay Area environment and local tech ecosystem. Some of those things persist. But enough challenges in quality of life have emerged and accelerated in recent years that the benefits are very clearly far outweighed by mounting frustrations.
The American Dream is on Life Support in the Bay Area
This is not a "**** SF" post. This is a lament of what has been lost, and a wistfulness for what could have been.
A year ago I was smirking at the people moving out of the Bay Area. I thought these were fairweather citizens, silly for moving to political train-wrecks like Texas or Florida.
Twelve months on, my wife and I find ourselves packing our life into boxes. Not to run towards a place where we feel greater love, but just to leave. The pendulum has swung hard in the last twelve months.
I didn't think this change in my mindset would happen, or so quickly. I wanted to share the journey, in part because I've been in both camps at various points, and I hope those on most parts of the spectrum will consider this a reasonable, balanced perspective.
In summary there have been many wonderful things about the Bay Area environment and local tech ecosystem. Some of those things persist. But enough challenges in quality of life have emerged and accelerated in recent years that the benefits are very clearly far outweighed by mounting frustrations.
1. It’s hard to feel safe. We’ve experienced 4 home breakins; 1 car breakin; other thefts and near-assaults. I desperately want this fixed but it’s *not possible* for a private citizen to. Which brings us to… https://t.co/Cg2yJTRMXK
— Hari Raghavan (@haridigresses) December 28, 2021
A large group of criminals in the Bay area rush a jewelry store in a mall and smash the displays: pic.twitter.com/7P12Xk1b0O
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) January 6, 2022
Animals. They should not go to jail. They should be euthanized.
"Stand with anyone when he is right; Stand with him while he is right and part with him when he goes wrong." - Abraham Lincoln
RD2WINAGNBEAR86 said:
Animals. They should not go to jail. They should be euthanized.
SF - "Whew, at least they are wearing masks! I was worried there for a second"
The point is that crime is at least 7 times worse than what your reporting has produced. 7 times. It's much easier for politicians to ignore data (or use data for their agendas) when that data doesn't portray the true scope of the problem. The best thing a victim can do is to ALWAYS report crimes that are committed, whether they are victims or witnesses. You are surely enabling criminality Mr. Raghavan.Quote:
In the last seven years, my wife and I have experienced four home break-ins, one car break-in, multiple other thefts, broken up a purse snatching, been chased and lunged at by mentally ill people a few times a year...
...I only reported one break-in incident, because… what's the point?
Manhattan DA to stop seeking prison sentences in slew of criminal cases
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Who needs soft-on-crime judges when the district attorney doesn't even want to lock up the bad guys?
Manhattan's new DA has ordered his prosecutors to stop seeking prison sentences for hordes of criminals and to downgrade felony charges in cases including armed robberies and drug dealing, according to a set of progressive policies made public Tuesday.
Anyone have ideas on why SF is lagging?
San Francisco trails other major metro areas in economic recovery
San Francisco lags behind other major metropolitan areas in economic recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest report from the Office of the City Controller.
San Francisco trails other major metro areas in economic recovery
San Francisco lags behind other major metropolitan areas in economic recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest report from the Office of the City Controller.
Quote:
Office workers are returning to their desks in other cities, but it remains unclear how many are actually living, working and spending money in San Francisco.
While Austin, Texas, boasts office attendance as high as 60%, the broader San Francisco metro area remains stuck at roughly 30%, according to the report.
Tourists also appear hesitant to book travel to San Francisco.
Nearly all airports ground to a halt when the coronavirus arrived in 2020. Since then, air travel has slowly ticked up nationwide, but some cities have seen a faster increase than others.
As of October, airports in Phoenix and Denver had nearly returned to pre-pandemic passenger numbers for domestic travel, The City Controller's office states in its report. Seattle and Los Angeles had reached about 80%. By contrast, San Francisco just crested 60% of pre-pandemic passengers for routes within the United States.
White supremacy?
Jacques Strap said:
Anyone have ideas on why SF is lagging?
San Francisco trails other major metro areas in economic recovery
San Francisco lags behind other major metropolitan areas in economic recovery from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest report from the Office of the City Controller.Quote:
Office workers are returning to their desks in other cities, but it remains unclear how many are actually living, working and spending money in San Francisco.
While Austin, Texas, boasts office attendance as high as 60%, the broader San Francisco metro area remains stuck at roughly 30%, according to the report.
Tourists also appear hesitant to book travel to San Francisco.
Nearly all airports ground to a halt when the coronavirus arrived in 2020. Since then, air travel has slowly ticked up nationwide, but some cities have seen a faster increase than others.
As of October, airports in Phoenix and Denver had nearly returned to pre-pandemic passenger numbers for domestic travel, The City Controller's office states in its report. Seattle and Los Angeles had reached about 80%. By contrast, San Francisco just crested 60% of pre-pandemic passengers for routes within the United States.
Police really are the worst...
Foothill Division Officers displayed heroism and quick action by saving the life of a pilot who made an emergency landing on the railroad tracks at San Fernando Rd. and Osborne St., just before an oncoming train collided with the aircraft. pic.twitter.com/DDxtGGIIMo
— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) January 10, 2022
Just look at those racists. They even look like the that evil type of cop that would shoot a violent criminal that is attacking them JUST because the violent criminal is also black.Jack Bauer said:
Police really are the worst...Foothill Division Officers displayed heroism and quick action by saving the life of a pilot who made an emergency landing on the railroad tracks at San Fernando Rd. and Osborne St., just before an oncoming train collided with the aircraft. pic.twitter.com/DDxtGGIIMo
— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) January 10, 2022
They only did it because the pilot was white or something.Wangchung said:Just look at those racists. They even look like the that evil type of cop that would shoot a violent criminal that is attacking them JUST because the violent criminal is also black.Jack Bauer said:
Police really are the worst...Foothill Division Officers displayed heroism and quick action by saving the life of a pilot who made an emergency landing on the railroad tracks at San Fernando Rd. and Osborne St., just before an oncoming train collided with the aircraft. pic.twitter.com/DDxtGGIIMo
— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) January 10, 2022
Wow thieves in L.A. target trains carrying packages and merchandise pic.twitter.com/lLpmgaKtzT
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) January 14, 2022