MIchael Moore, who predicted Trump would win in 2016 is now shitting himself because he thinks Trump is on track to win again

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1 minute ago, ghostz life matters said:

 

Looks like I demolished you both. No response

 

i can’t believe hot sauce got tricked so badly  

I'm sure this gaslighting works on the highschool girls you date but come on. 

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Just now, Liquid said:

I'm sure this gaslighting works on the highschool girls you date but come on. 

Says the guy with 15+ only fans subs. LOL. 
 

Are you saying crime increased while under trump?

 

you two got played by @Twinblade, get over it 

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1 hour ago, ghostz life matters said:

But I thought it was complete anarchy with trump in office. Are you telling me the economy went up, and crime went down, while trump was in office?

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At least Twinblade knows when to take a loss.

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3 minutes ago, ghostz life matters said:

Says the guy with 15+ only fans subs. LOL. 
 

Are you saying crime increased while under trump?

 

you two got played by @Twinblade, get over it 

I say this honestly and for the record not as an attempt to flame or insult anyone but  you really should get tested or seek therapy or something. 

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They still haven’t commented on it. Twinblade fucked them up  

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Hot sauce made a fair point, but people have started leaving the city even before covid. It’s obvious they’ve been unhappy with DeBlasio’s leadership overall even if the overall crime stats haven’t changed much.

 
It will be interesting to see where things go in the next few months though....once the effects of the reduced police budget really start to show. The increased shootings are already evidence of that, I remember hearing about the Brooklyn incident where some dude was paralyzed by a stray bullet. One of the witnesses/residents of the area said that they used to see more police vehicles patrolling the streets, but it sounds like they’ve had no choice but to reduce their presence in those communities because of the decrease in funding.

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i just read the last few pages. jesus christ lol  yup, you'll find me on the main board. i only came here because a post was reported lol 

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22 minutes ago, Twinblade said:

It will be interesting to see where things go in the next few months though....once the effects of the reduced police budget really start to show.

Honestly, they might already be starting to show. The same comparison I made earlier but for April had a 28.5% reduction and May had a 21.2% reduction, so we've gone from 20+% reductions to mid-single digits since the protesting kicked off in late May/early June.

 

NYC was a much different place in April and May, obviously, so I'd expect a good chunk of that to be people being more active in the city once again, but New York's YTD and June/July drops are significantly smaller than the same ones in Chicago, a city that has balked at police spending cuts. Different cities, different levels of impact from the pandemic but the trend might be there.

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1 hour ago, Hot Sauce said:

Honestly, they might already be starting to show. The same comparison I made earlier but for April had a 28.5% reduction and May had a 21.2% reduction, so we've gone from 20+% reductions to mid-single digits since the protesting kicked off in late May/early June.

 

NYC was a much different place in April and May, obviously, so I'd expect a good chunk of that to be people being more active in the city once again, but New York's YTD and June/July drops are significantly smaller than the same ones in Chicago, a city that has balked at police spending cuts. Different cities, different levels of impact from the pandemic but the trend might be there.

I just heard on NPR that 20% of the Portland PD just up and retired in the last month too.