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Now compare this to Seattle
DerekJohnson
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This is a walking tour of nightlife in Seoul. I was originally interested in watching it because many scenes from My Mister were shot on these particular streets. But skip to the 30:00 mark and watch for a few minutes. Really cool and really chill. Not one piece of trash on the ground, not one hyper-dermic needle, not one homeless encampment, not one aggressive panhandler, not even one docile panhandler. I'm not saying the South Koreans don't have any problems, because they have many. But from a sense of esthetics, their society has their shit together and ours (At least in Seattle and the West Coast) doesn't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tghoA24hLA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tghoA24hLA Comments
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Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now. -
but everyone's moving there!!!!PurpleThrobber said:Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now. -
Fact check.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
butPurpleThrobber said:Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now.everyone'sall the drug-addicted transients are moving there!!!!
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You know that the city will not prosecute any of them. -
Actually true.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
but everyone's moving there!!!!PurpleThrobber said:Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now. -
Fact Check?MelloDawg said:
Actually true.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
but everyone's moving there!!!!PurpleThrobber said:Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now. -
Mostly false.RaceBannon said:
Fact Check?MelloDawg said:
Actually true.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
but everyone's moving there!!!!PurpleThrobber said:Seattle was once a liveable world class city.
It’s neither now.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/seattle-shrinking-seattleites-moved-out-in-droves-in-2020-though-they-didnt-go-far/ -
I'm thinking of starting a business. Hang out at Seattle stores and when some transient walks out with a bunch of stolen items, jack them in the parking lot for the items. Then take them back in and sell them back to the store for 50%. Store makes money, I make money. Transient piece of shit loses.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them.
Foolproof. I might even franchise. -
BrilliantAlexis said:
I'm thinking of starting a business. Hang out at Seattle stores and when some transient walks out with a bunch of stolen items, jack them in the parking lot for the items. Then take them back in and sell them back to the store for 50%. Store makes money, I make money. Transient piece of shit loses.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them.
Foolproof. I might even franchise. -
Lol when my sister was studying in Amsterdam that's exactly what the bike thieves do.Alexis said:
I'm thinking of starting a business. Hang out at Seattle stores and when some transient walks out with a bunch of stolen items, jack them in the parking lot for the items. Then take them back in and sell them back to the store for 50%. Store makes money, I make money. Transient piece of shit loses.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them.
Foolproof. I might even franchise.
He's like hey I got a deal...which one you like? Shes like wtf that one is mine that just got stolen! -
I’m not sure. If the coppers can prove its organized retail theft, that increase the likelihood of prosecution. The tough part is proving it’s organized.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them. -
In Kali we just charge them with burglary. Entering any dwelling, business or structure with the intent to steal is burglary. But now the Soros DA will just refuse to prosecute.
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Don't shoot them in the living room. Just leave it up to the police and the judicial system. Doesn't have quite the ring it used to. Don't go buy a gun to protect yourself and your home though. Just bend over and take it.
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Pretty sure J is already deep in the street on this.Alexis said:
I'm thinking of starting a business. Hang out at Seattle stores and when some transient walks out with a bunch of stolen items, jack them in the parking lot for the items. Then take them back in and sell them back to the store for 50%. Store makes money, I make money. Transient piece of shit loses.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them.
Foolproof. I might even franchise. -
that might be the "internet business" he was starting upKaepsknee said:
Pretty sure J is already deep in the street on this.Alexis said:
I'm thinking of starting a business. Hang out at Seattle stores and when some transient walks out with a bunch of stolen items, jack them in the parking lot for the items. Then take them back in and sell them back to the store for 50%. Store makes money, I make money. Transient piece of shit loses.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them.
Foolproof. I might even franchise. -
The prosecutor has to want to do his fucking job. There is Nothing to indicate this is the case.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I’m not sure. If the coppers can prove its organized retail theft, that increase the likelihood of prosecution. The tough part is proving it’s organized.hardhat said:
You know that the city will not prosecute any of them. -
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