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The Dream of the '90s Died in Portland
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Cool city, man!
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Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime. -
I’m sure that would work...SFGbob said:
Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime.
If you really want to stick it to them, move across the bridge to Vancouver. Take away their tax revenue. -
Why not both?greenblood said:
I’m sure that would work...SFGbob said:
Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime.
If you really want to stick it to them, move across the bridge to Vancouver. Take away their tax revenue. -
Keep fighting the good fight is all you can doGrundleStiltzkin said:Welp, this thread was DOA.
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Suing won't work. Sue that they don't have enough police force? Good luck with that.SFGbob said:
Why not both?greenblood said:
I’m sure that would work...SFGbob said:
Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime.
If you really want to stick it to them, move across the bridge to Vancouver. Take away their tax revenue.
Just move like the thousands that are currently leaving. That's how you solve the problem. Let the homeless and hipsters bottom feed in the downtown area. Portland is just behind the curve. Cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati have already completed that transition. Cities like Los Angeles are in the midst, and look for Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco to follow suit. -
Reed College grads are a fun bunch. I know a few
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Reed had a good Rugby team back in the day. The rest of the school seemed questionable.
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No, sue that they refuse to use their police to protect business owners.greenblood said:
Suing won't work. Sue that they don't have enough police force? Good luck with that.SFGbob said:
Why not both?greenblood said:
I’m sure that would work...SFGbob said:
Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime.
If you really want to stick it to them, move across the bridge to Vancouver. Take away their tax revenue.
Just move like the thousands that are currently leaving. That's how you solve the problem. Let the homeless and hipsters bottom feed in the downtown area. Portland is just behind the curve. Cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati have already completed that transition. Cities like Los Angeles are in the midst, and look for Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco to follow suit. -
Please show where that has workedSFGbob said:
No, sue that they refuse to use their police to protect business owners.greenblood said:
Suing won't work. Sue that they don't have enough police force? Good luck with that.SFGbob said:
Why not both?greenblood said:
I’m sure that would work...SFGbob said:
Then Portland also has the "right" to have their fucking asses sued.greenblood said:
Who's in charge of the police force? So yes. The federal government has zero jurisdiction for people's private property within in a individual state and especially a city. Kate Brown could crack down, but she won't. The federal government only has jurisdiction on it's own property and employees. In the end, this is a Wheeler and Brown issue.SFGbob said:
Portland has the "right" to allow other people's private property to be destroyed?greenblood said:
I absolutely agree.GreenRiverGatorz said:
Not very conservative of you. If a state or locality wants to negligently let their city burn at the hands of anarchists, then that's their right.WestlinnDuck said:Not a voting issue for Snow as this isn't a federal concern. It's not like the next President, Kameltoe wasn't bailing out these insurrectionists.
Portland has a right to destroy itself from within. Once the middle and upper class complete their flee to the suburbs it will be the end of Portland. This remote work for home is no longer a fad, this will become the new norm for corporations going forward. Companies can save on rental space, and workers no longer need to live in the city. People think it's bad now, Portland hasn't even reached halftime.
If you really want to stick it to them, move across the bridge to Vancouver. Take away their tax revenue.
Just move like the thousands that are currently leaving. That's how you solve the problem. Let the homeless and hipsters bottom feed in the downtown area. Portland is just behind the curve. Cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati have already completed that transition. Cities like Los Angeles are in the midst, and look for Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco to follow suit.
