Half of New Yorkers Considering Moving Out of the City Because It’s So Dangerous

Andrew Anglin March 26, 2022

I wonder to myself: could life ever be sane again?

(Sorry, the “guy on heroin” cover of the song just fits better here. Honestly, in my memory, I thought this was recorded by Elliot Smith. But it’s Pete Yorn, who I guess is the version of Elliot Smith who took enough heroin he didn’t feel the need to kill himself.)

RT:

Violent crime and lawlessness in New York City have escalated to the point that almost half of local workers are considering moving away because they feel unsafe, a new poll has revealed.

A Morning Consult survey of more than 9,000 New York office workers found that 40% of those living in Manhattan and 48% in other boroughs are thinking about fleeing the city. Just 27% of overall respondents are strongly committed to staying in the city, according to the poll, which was released on Thursday.

That 27% was presumably just orthodox Jewish diamond merchants.

Jews have set up a system where most blacks are afraid to attack them if they’re wearing their locks and yarmulke, because they know all hell will come down on them.

The survey comes as many white-collar employees are transitioning back to their offices after working from home during the Covid-19 pandemic. About 84% of respondents said conditions have deteriorated in the past two years, and most of those said things had “greatly worsened.” The top concern cited by commuters was safety.

“In order to get people to return to the office, safety needs to be the No. 1 priority,” one respondent said. “I need to feel safe commuting. I need to feel safe walking. I need to overall feel safe about my environment and general surroundings.”

With reports of rampant crime, including violent attacks on strangers, many New Yorkers feel unsafe. Crime is running 59% off 2021’s pace so far this year, including a 73% surge in the city’s transit system. At least 56 people have been pushed onto subway tracks in the past two years, including an Asian woman who was killed in January. In other high-profile cases, women and elderly people have been attacked with hammers, slashed with knives or kicked down subway escalators.

Just 38% of office workers said they’re optimistic that the city is “on the road to recovery.” About 94% believe not enough is being done to address homelessness and mental illness, the poll showed, while 85% said assaults aren’t being adequately addressed.

“Homelessness and mental illness” is “democracy Ukraine” tier bibble-babble.

It’s actually much worse. With the Ukraine, people can’t see it with their own eyes. With “rising crime,” everyone knows what is going on here. Every single person in America knows what is going on here.

They are forcing people to deny the reality right in front of their faces. Don’t play that game, kids.

Just call ’em niggers.

Homelessness in America is a choice. Yes, crack cocaine does make people “mentally ill.” I mean, I guess. It certainly causes behaviors to emerge that are similar to the behaviors of the mentally ill.

You’d expect this in New York.

But the same thing is happening in Seattle.

Seattle!

Amazon is telling workers they can work from home because it is too dangerous to leave their houses!

The solution, obviously, is to defund the police even harder.

As we all learned from The Science in 2020 during the Summer of Love, the reason people commit crimes is because police exist. That’s scientific fact, folks. The Master of Reality Anthony Fauci said it himself.

The reason we’re seeing this rising crime is because we only partially defunded the police.

It’s like at the gym where the last set is the hardest, but it’s where you really make your gains.

Once we get to zero police, that’s when all crime will end forever and we will finally have a real utopia.

As long as police exist, blacks have to keep robbing and randomly attacking people in order to feel safe.

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