LostChiDem

If Gaza was such a big issue for folks in Dearborn then why did they vote for the one dude Benjamin Netanyahu made no secret he wanted back in power? Also, why did they vote for a man who openly stated he would let Bibi finish the job and compare Palestinians to cancer.?

"Do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of Hasan Piker?" Unfavorable: 15% Favorable: 7% Never Heard Of/Have No Opinion: 79% Echelon / April 2026

Yes of course Trump is bad, there was no illusion that he would be terrible Electing Harris would have been worse We can fight Trump. Through mutual aid, through civil disobedience, through active resistance and organizing. We can overcome We would never overcome the moral stain of re-electing genocide. It would have undercut any moral authority. It would have metastasized As godawful as Trump is, it was the better outcome. Now, let’s organize to bury fascism (again, but this time for real and that means ending capitalism)

This is such a damning indictment of blue city governance. Of course there is a backlash to things like spending >$1 million per unit of affordable housing. Taxpayers are getting totally ripped off.

On behalf of Black Americans, Hasan Piker has declared: -It’s fine for non-Black people to use the n-word -reparations are a bad idea and should not be paid -Black Americans are racist if we identify as our own ethnic group With leftists like this who needs MAGA? 🤣

Denver had 96 murders in 2021. Last year it had 37. The lowest since 1990 and the largest homicide drop of any major American city, far outpacing the national decline. Auto theft, burglaries, and gang-related violence also declined significantly. Here's what they did: 1. The police chief studied successful efforts in Boston and Dallas and mapped the specific blocks driving most of the violence, concentrating resources there with more officers, better lighting and cameras. 2. They’re now catching 8 out of 10 killers. Better evidence collection and stronger community trust generated more tips. And when criminals know they'll get caught and prosecuted, some of them stop shooting. 3. Colorado made every car theft a felony regardless of the car's value, closing a loophole that let so many repeat offenders walk. Auto thefts dropped 36%. But last month, the city council ripped out all 110 license plate reader cameras over fears the data could reach federal immigration authorities. This year, the numbers are already moving the wrong direction outside of police-targeted hotspots. A man walking his dog in Curtis Park was randomly shot and killed by a man on probation. Two people were killed at a north Denver park on Easter Sunday. The police strategy works where it's deployed. The question is whether Denver will keep building on what's working, or let politics take it apart.

Chicago Mayor Johnson: "We cannot jail our way out of vioIent crime… it's racist"

Denver had 96 murders in 2021. Last year it had 37. The lowest since 1990 and the largest homicide drop of any major American city, far outpacing the national decline. Auto theft, burglaries, and gang-related violence also declined significantly. Here's what they did: 1. The police chief studied successful efforts in Boston and Dallas and mapped the specific blocks driving most of the violence, concentrating resources there with more officers, better lighting and cameras. 2. They’re now catching 8 out of 10 killers. Better evidence collection and stronger community trust generated more tips. And when criminals know they'll get caught and prosecuted, some of them stop shooting. 3. Colorado made every car theft a felony regardless of the car's value, closing a loophole that let so many repeat offenders walk. Auto thefts dropped 36%. But last month, the city council ripped out all 110 license plate reader cameras over fears the data could reach federal immigration authorities. This year, the numbers are already moving the wrong direction outside of police-targeted hotspots. A man walking his dog in Curtis Park was randomly shot and killed by a man on probation. Two people were killed at a north Denver park on Easter Sunday. The police strategy works where it's deployed. The question is whether Denver will keep building on what's working, or let politics take it apart.