Yup. Local CVS has locks on ice cream due to mass thievery. Yet I haven't seen a single arrest for that.

But ticketing upper class folks having a drink near a park - an excellent use of LEO capacity in NYC right? Clearly a push from AOC types.

In a very nice part of the city. She was near a park drinking a beer with some friends, chatting.

Cop comes up to write her a ticket. She is like WTF?

I am there thinking about life, and say "Hey, in all honesty don't you have more pressing folks to cite and issues to investigate" and he just looked at me and did a "sigh".

Imagine being 25 years old, and getting a ticket in NYC for having a drink in public.

As if covering it in a brown paper bag doesn't shout "look at me guys I am drinking alcohol!!!"

Tell me brehs: do cops write tickets in your areas if you drink an ice cold one in a park?

If so: SMH.

Pathetic af especially here considering crime rates. SRS

It is plebcel gigacope that you're quoting. Just that LEOs here have been repeatedly ordered to stand down when it came to looters and rioters.

Hence the dichotomy ITT.

Lol cops don't go after real violent criminals. Most would rather ticket regular people and collect revenue for the county.

Certain cities yes, Chicago, my fellow co-workers beat the **** out of so many rioters/looters the first 2-3 days of the Saint Floyd riots.

Awesome. I myself once punched a "Black Bloc" wuss from Antifa right in the belly, in Germany.

It was so satisfying it was like punching a pillow srs.

Luckily they didn't send me downtown, they kept me in my ghetto district, literally had people stealing toilet paper from the Dollar store, half the liquor stores were looted and burnt down.

Three years later, the majority of these businesses are still boarded up, and they're not coming back.

Oh well, it's the only way they'll learn.

One great memory was this lady with two kids asking me if Food 4 Less was open, gave her a smirk and asked if it looked like it was open, it was all boarded up.

She then asked where she's supposed to get her groceries, I just shrugged my shoulders and walked away.

Luckily they didn't send me downtown, they kept me in my ghetto district, literally had people stealing toilet paper from the Dollar store, half the liquor stores were looted and burnt down.

Three years later, the majority of these businesses are still boarded up, and they're not coming back.

Oh well, it's the only way they'll learn.

One great memory was this lady with two kids asking me if Food 4 Less was open, gave her a smirk and asked if it looked like it was open, it was all boarded up.

She then asked where she's supposed to get her groceries, I just shrugged my shoulders and walked away.

There was this viral video of a black woman in NYC berating some white folks cheering at a destroyed bus stop in front of a looted business yelling like: "this is where we work and we commute from Washington heights how are we supposed to earn" etc.

Was a brutal black pill for AOC, malignant **** that she is.

The Hispanics in Chicago made sure their neighborhoods weren't touched, they were extra vigilant about it, literally shooting at those who tried it.

The Kings, and LA Rosa stated that their grandmothers, wife and mothers shop at these stores, and they weren't about to let a bunch of savages loot/burn them down.

lmao this reminds me of the time when i was on the way to sell my car. i took an off ramp that had a really sick curve, and i punched it. tires came out from behind me and that bitch was screaming... i round the corner all the way and i see a state trooper has some black dude pulled over. the cop started flagging me and i slowed down, rolled my window down and he said "hey chill out" and let me go.


wife and i were fukkin rollin after seeing the face the black dude made as he let me pull away lmao

Lol cops don't go after real violent criminals. Most would rather ticket regular people and collect revenue for the county.