I'm old enough to remember NYC in the late 1970's. I went to HS in Brooklyn, and graduated in 1990. What that means is I saw the NYC that looked like this every day:
NYC in 1979
When I started taking the train to high school, that's how it looked. That's not a scene from a movie.
It took a long time to get the city to a place where people could live with some semblance of dignity. Unfortunately, the ethos of the day and the Progressive imbeciles who run the place are ruining NYC all over again.
I met a HS friend yesterday, and one of them took the train up to the Bronx from Harlem. While riding the #2 train she saw 5 homeless people come through the cars, begging for food and money. 2 of them were women. One of them was pregnant.
In a viable city, there is more opportunity. Businesses stick around, people are hopeful, and capital is invested.
I'm not hopeful about the future of NYC. The damage done during the DiBlasio / Covid / Cuomo era of destruction will be difficult to repair.
There is a lot to discuss, particularly the clownish and stupid Mayor DiBlah, but Paul Joseph Watson does a good job at showing how to ruin a city. Watson is good at what he does. He explains just about the entire process in just over 10 minutes. Nothing he says here is untrue.
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