danb
dont be a dumbass
Obviously, Baltimore needs to spend $350 million of Montgomery County money to build homeless shelters at $170k per homeless person.
Bloodymore should be able to build Apartments for the homeless for around $100,000 per unit. The problem will be that the upkeep will probably run $50,000 per unit per year and they will just turn into another drug infested slum.Obviously, Baltimore needs to spend $350 million of Montgomery County money to build homeless shelters at $170k per homeless person.
The next logical step for them is confiscation.
Is there a link to an article, is the number based on the per 100000?
Is there a link to an article, is the number based on the per 100000?
Serious question: what makes Baltimore more violent than other major cities? Many of the excusers blame it on poverty. What do the numbers say? I can't believe Baltimore is a worse environment than Detroit. In Baltimore you can ride a train to work in DC and make a lot of money.
Here you go
Fox News:
Oct 12, 2017 Baltimore homicides surpass NYC's rate, Chicago’s per capita killings, so far this year
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/10/1...o-s-per-capita-killings-so-far-this-year.html
Is there a link to an article, is the number based on the per 100000?
Serious question: what makes Baltimore more violent than other major cities? Many of the excusers blame it on poverty. What do the numbers say? I can't believe Baltimore is a worse environment than Detroit. In Baltimore you can ride a train to work in DC and make a lot of money.
Oh, and I am not sure I want to cheer NYC rates too loudly. The city has 30 years of heavy handed enforcement of NYS gun laws and is surrounded by other states with a very limited availability of firearms. You have to go to PA or VA to return to 'america'. So any comparison to NYC will cause a liberal to tell you 'see, gun regulation works'.
I would guess the drug trade is a big part of the problem and the politicians are the majority of the other part. In Baltimore, drugs seem to be part of a large underground economy. The police aren't really trying to clean the streets and are being controlled from the top down by quotas. They just mass arrest the poor people who live in the neighborhoods where the crime is. The residents that were trying to change it weren't being protected by the police when they tried to clean up their streets and were retaliated against.Serious question: what makes Baltimore more violent than other major cities? Many of the excusers blame it on poverty. What do the numbers say? I can't believe Baltimore is a worse environment than Detroit. In Baltimore you can ride a train to work in DC and make a lot of money.
Think about it most of Baltimore is hell hole with the exception of a few small pockets.
NYC they tend to keep the "unwashed" masses in their own little corner of the city.
It’s funny you say the mayor lives in Annapolis. I sure as hell wouldn’t live in the city if I had a choice.Here's a fun map to help you identify them. Seriously though, as a city resident it makes you sick.
Or just price them out of the city altogether. Philadelphia has done much the same thing. Take a look at places like Chester, PA, Camden, NJ, and Wilmington, DE.
Another factor to consider with Baltimore is the OBSCENE property taxes. We pay double anywhere else in the state for violent neighbourhoods, crumbling infrastructure, and some of the worst schools in the entire US. For those reasons, among others, a lot of people like me and my wife leave the city after starting a family (if not before then). What gets left behind? Poverty, crime, and a Democrat mayor who lives in Annapolis.