@TheGlobalGoals Got to say the comments are fascinating and sound like mental freedom is already compromised. In NYC there were so many small shops and biking was more freedom than sitting in traffic. Now I live in a small city where I walk downtown. Relax—no one is taking my precious car 😂
@HelenGymPHL K so I don’t get a lot of the comments here. Obvs I’m missing the way drag hurts my straight white manhood. But I do know that the most important people in my life are queer, and I’m grateful
@Johnbrown1860@NKCDC Yeah—a lot of the entry level workers in the drug economy are youth. And when you get teens shooting teens it’s not because they’re born murderers. It’s because they’re in a system where money, coercion & fear turn neighborhoods into a war zone. You will never get to 99%.
@Johnbrown1860@NKCDC Drugs in Kensington are “a billion-dollar enterprise,” according to AG Shapiro. @PhillyInquirer quotes a dealer: “You can lock all of us up, tomorrow there is going to be another group taking our place. It’s like trying to cover the sky with a finger.”
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@Johnbrown1860@NKCDC I’m not saying more cameras or investigative staff wouldn’t help—I there will be many parts to any real solution—but this makes it sound like there are a fixed number of “bad” people, and if you just catch them everyone else is safe. But that’s downstream thinking IMHO.
@StreetsDept This is an good question. Does a flag represent the diverse people of a country, the government or military of a country, both, or something else? Do Americans understand why the U.S. flag was burned during the Iraq invasion? Does anyone think about a symbol after it’s gone?