Denver - a hellhole of drugs
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I don't usually post from this outlet, but I was with my cousin, a Colorado State Trooper on the governor's security detail in Denver, and he confirms this assessment.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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Sounds lovely.
Listen, not to sound too <whatever> but it seems these trends (which have been in cities like Baltimore and Philadelphia, and DC, for a while) are expanding into enlightened cities like Denver, San Fran, Portland. There isn't a magic wand, but it helps to have an emphasis on economic stability, conservative ideals, emphasis on family values, yes...religion, and a respected and strong law enforcement presence, etc. Dismissing those in favor of liberal "tolerant of anything [except what I deem intolerant]" policies is a recipe for short term free humanism but long term degradation of the quality of life.
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I routinely post from the NYP and the WE. I look on them much as the papers of the 1950's and earlier, where many cities had two papers of competing political views.
Just because it's the NYT or WaPo, I think we've all learned by now they are not unbiased sources of news.
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I routinely post from the NYP and the WE. I look on them much as the papers of the 1950's and earlier, where many cities had two papers of competing political views.
Just because it's the NYT or WaPo, I think we've all learned by now they are not unbiased sources of news.
@Jolly when I was young, we got the times delivered in the early morning and bought the late edition of the NYP in early evening.
But then again the post was not such a sensationalist paper then.
We didn’t get the daily news. That was more blue collar I think. That’s all The news New York had to offer
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I don't usually post from this outlet, but I was with my cousin, a Colorado State Trooper on the governor's security detail in Denver, and he confirms this assessment.
@Mik said in Denver - a hellhole of drugs:
I don't usually post from this outlet, but I was with my cousin, a Colorado State Trooper on the governor's security detail in Denver, and he confirms this assessment.
When you decriminalized fentanyl, you've lost the battle.
