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Because the liberal approach of "do nothing and let people commit crimes without consequences" is, shockingly, not working out? :marseygigathonk:

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They have a plan. You just have to address housing, health care, pay inequality, racism, sexism, generational trauma, mental health, programs, education, capitalism and a few other issues and crime will go away. There's no reason to work on anything else when just fixing these small issues will fix it.

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Progs will have like one good step for their pet projects but don't even think about how they are going to pay for the 100 other steps it'll take to make it work so they just never go anywhere or address anything.

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Some of the highest crime areas in the country are conservative areas.

This just fuels the narrative that conservatives know how to combat crime, which is total horseshit. Tired of the media carrying their water.

Blue city in Red State has high crime, this is the fault of Rightoids somehow.

Wonder what the demographics of these high crime areas are too...

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It's endlessly funny to watch them compare cities to states and hoping that nobody notices.

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Weird that Iowa and Utah are Republican states in the bottom 10 for crime.

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Coding policing as conservative is stupid.

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Wow, you mean "let's make drugs legal, camping on the streets legal, shoplifting may as well be legal because we're not gonna prosecute that even if the cops make an arrest" does not result in criminals deciding to reform and become productive solid citizens? Crime go UP not down?

What a shocking result, who could possibly have forecast that, huh?

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>This sub is just 2004-era Republicans who (probably?) don't hate gay people.

No, we're just 2004-era Democrats that remember much better days.

Figures that an out-of-touch political subreddit is also out-of-touch among their own members.

>I don't encounter them anymore since I moved to an upper middle class suburban part of the county with an active neighborhood watch that keeps people like that out. Literally had to move to a burbclave to escape the insanity.

How "working class liberal" of you. :marseyeyeroll:

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