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Dont care, you were warned; it is now your turn to suffer for electing simpletons. You elect Simpletons you get Simpleton Laws. No help is coming, you are on your own

July 5, 2019

Major Texas City Turning Into Third World Cesspool Like San Francisco



Posted by Dean James at Right Wing Tribune

Austin joins San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle in accelerated collapse toward third world living conditions with new homeless policy



By JD Heyes at NewsTarget

The squalid, drug-infested, diseased nature of life on the streets in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and other uber-Left-wing cities along the West Coast is coming to the heart of the Lone Star State, and residents there likely aren’t ready for it.
A new policy adopted by the Democratic city council in Austin, Texas, will allow anyone who is homeless to camp out in any public square or venue, a policy that we predict will serve as a magnet for homeless people (much like the policies in L.A., San Fran, and Seattle are doing).

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The policy change went into effect on July 1, just 10 days after the city council decriminalized homelessness, Big League Politics reported, noting further:
Prior to the change in this ordinance, it was illegal to site, lie, or camp in public. But starting this month, officers will only give tickets to individuals who block pathways. Additionally, the city council modified another provision of the ordinance that only punishes aggressive panhandlers.
As most reasonable people might imagine, the policy change has already created no small amount of controversy in the Texas capital, which is perhaps the bluest part of an otherwise deep-red state. The mayor, Steve Adler, says the policy is a good thing because it helps ‘address’ the issue of homelessness — though not really because by ‘addressing’ it, he means simply accommodating it.
But the state’s much more conservative governor, Greg Abbott, who resides in the capital, doesn’t agree with the policy change at all. In a tweet, he expressed concerns that the change would put the public more at risk.
What’s more, he threatened to wipe out the policy with a state law.
“If Austin — or any other Texas city — permits camping on city streets it will be yet another local ordinance the State of Texas will override. At some point cities must start putting public safety & common sense first. There are far better solutions for the homeless & citizens,” he wrote.

If Austin— or any other Texas city—permits camping on city streets it will be yet another local ordinance the State of Texas will override.
At some point cities must start putting public safety & common sense first.
There are far better solutions for the homeless & citizens. https://t.co/xYezoovVCg
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) June 24, 2019

Adler fired back with, “I assume that someone on his staff really didn’t explain to him what it was that we did because we’ve been laser-focused on public safety and public health.”
He added: “Public streets are public streets. And the courts have said that if someone’s not causing a public safety risk or public health hazard, that they have as much right to be there as anyone else.”
Except that surely Adler understands that by the very fact they are homeless, people living on the street cannot be healthy, cannot contribute to public safety, and cannot be expected to practice sanitary conditions. (Related: You are not even close to being prepared for the chaos that’s coming.)
According to a 2018 report, Big League Politics noted Austin already has more than 2,000 homeless people. But this number is certain to go up if the new policy remains in place and the state doesn’t act to overturn it.
But more damning is the fact that, in recent years, urban centers in Texas have become distinctly more progressive, endangering the state’s ‘red’ status as the Democrat Left seeks to ‘Turn Texas Blue’ — which would essentially assure Democrat presidents for the foreseeable future (and lots of turmoil).
For example, in addition to the new homeless policy in Austin, Dallas District Attorney John Creuzot has said he plans on following other Left-wing prosecutors and will no longer prosecute what he deems petty crimes (which will only lead to more of them) — up to $750 in value.
Abbott criticized that decision, too.

Dallas Co. District Attorney stokes crime by refusing to prosecute theft of personal items worth less than $750. If someone is hungry they can just steal some food. If cold, steal a coat. Where does it end? It’s wealth redistribution by theft. #txlege https://t.co/dqfYogr4NX
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) April 15, 2019

“Since the Beto O’Rourke campaign, urban centers have shifted more to the Left, as witnessed with Dallas County voters giving O’Rourke 66% of the vote. As a result, they are embracing policies such as lax law enforcement and economic redistributionism,” Big League Politics noted in a separate story.
Sources include:
BigLeaguePolitics.com
KVUE.com
TheNationalSentinel.com

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https://newson-24.com/major-texas-ci...san-francisco/

MEMPHIS
Teen charged after attack on family celebrating Fourth of July on riverfront



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Teen charged after attack on family celebrating Fourth of July on riverfront

​Several videos at the page link

Posted 12:51 pm, July 5, 2019, by Eryn Taylor, Shay Arthur and Andrew Ellison, Updated at 10:16PM, July 5, 2019
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A teenager was arrested and charged after police say he attacked a family out on the riverfront enjoying their Fourth of July holiday.It happened around 8:15 p.m. in the 200 block of Riverside Drive.
A witness to the incident told police he was up on a hill when he saw a 15-year-old boy throw fireworks into a crowd of people. The group was made up of at least two adults and several children, police noted in their report.
The firework hit a man in the group and he went to confront the teen. That's when the suspect reportedly began to assault the victim. He allegedly hit the victim multiple times in the face before three other suspects joined in.
The woman that was with the victim told police that two members of the group then turned on her. She claimed she was also punched about the face and body multiple times.
The children were not hurt.
Police said a 15-year-old was taken to Juvenile Court and charged with assault and disorderly conduct.
Police say the victims in the case are Hailey Raley and her boyfriend.
Raley said a large group of teens, she estimates at least 40, were starting trouble on top of Beale Street landing before the big fireworks show.
"The guys were throwing fireworks down from the top of the landing on the street at cars," she explained.
She says officers ran up the landing to get them and she thought police took care of things. But she soon discovered that wasn't the case.
"We're trying to get food at the food trucks and we just kept witnessing fireworks being thrown into crowds of people and I kept seeing moms with their little babies running and dragging their babies and these weren't like little firecrackers. These were big fireworks," she said.
Then one of the fireworks was thrown at her family. Raley's 6-year-old daughter in the area at the time.
The mom had enough and went up to one of the teens asking what his problem was.
"I told him he was going to hurt someone and they were throwing fireworks at babies. "
Shortly after, her boyfriend followed.
One of the victims had a gash on his head after the incident.

"We were just trying to talk to them. I was going to be able to identify them and then go tell the cops."
But before that could happen she says someone came from behind and punched her boyfriend in the head.
From there others jumped in too, Raley trying to pull them off, they began attacking her as well.
The beating went on until witnesses and police were able to break everything up.
Raley believes her boyfriend might have a concussion and a broken leg after he was hit with an e-scooter.
She also believes she has a broken finger.
Memphis Police Spokesman Louis Brownlee said Thursday's event was well-staffed by police, with 22 officers in the immediate area of Tom Lee Park and 100 officers downtown.
If you’re a victim, Brownlee said, don’t chase after a suspect. Find an officer and go to them.
Brownlee said he wants to remind parents to accompany their children to events like this, not just leave them.
He encouraged anyone with information about what happened in the video to come forward and call police.

https://wreg.com/2019/07/05/juvenile...kg96_R2k9t4KIU

NO HELP IS COMING AUSTIN; YOUR ARE EFFECTIVELY ON YOUR OWN; DO THE BEST YOU CAN TO SURVIVE

Austin joins San Francisco, Los Angeles and Seattle in accelerated collapse toward third world living conditions for the homeless, impoverished masses

Friday, July 05, 2019 by: JD Heyes
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(Natural News) The squalid, drug-infested, diseased nature of life on the streets in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, and other uber-Left-wing cities along the West Coast is coming to the heart of the Lone Star State, and residents there likely aren’t ready for it.

A new policy adopted by the Democratic city council in Austin, Texas, will allow anyone who is homeless to camp out in any public square or venue, a policy that we predict will serve as a magnet for homeless people (much like the policies in L.A., San Fran, and Seattle are doing).
The policy change went into effect on July 1, just 10 days after the city council decriminalized homelessness, Big League Politics reported, noting further:
Prior to the change in this ordinance, it was illegal to site, lie, or camp in public. But starting this month, officers will only give tickets to individuals who block pathways. Additionally, the city council modified another provision of the ordinance that only punishes aggressive panhandlers.
As most reasonable people might imagine, the policy change has already created no small amount of controversy in the Texas capital, which is perhaps the bluest part of an otherwise deep red state. The mayor, Steve Adler, says the policy is a good thing because it helps ‘address’ the issue of homelessness — though not really, because by ‘addressing’ it he means simply accommodating it.
But the state’s much more conservative governor, Greg Abbott, who resides in the capital, doesn’t agree with the policy change at all. In a tweet, he expressed concerns that the change would put the public more at risk.

“If Austin — or any other Texas city — permits camping on city streets it will be yet another local ordinance the State of Texas will override. At some point cities must start putting public safety & common sense first. There are far better solutions for the homeless & citizens,” he wrote.

Greg Abbott
✔ @GregAbbott_TX

video at the tweet

If Austin— or any other Texas city—permits camping on city streets it will be yet another local ordinance the State of Texas will override.

At some point cities must start putting public safety & common sense first.

There are far better solutions for the homeless & citizens. https://twitter.com/caliconserv1/status/1142657602108526598 …

Cali-Conservative @CaliConserv1

Austin TX moves to abolish city ordinances that forbid camping on city streets

Every area that has removed bans against camping on city streets has been FLOODED with waves of homeless people! I beg you all to oppose this!

Don't let Texas make the same mistakes California made!!




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Democratic Leftists are destroying our urban centers

Adler fired back with, “I assume that someone on his staff really didn’t explain to him what it was that we did because we’ve been laser-focused on public safety and public health.”He added: “Public streets are public streets. And the courts have said that if someone’s not causing a public safety risk or public health hazard, that they have as much right to be there as anyone else.” Except that surely Adler understands that by the very fact they are homeless, people living on the street cannot be healthy, cannot contribute to public safety, and cannot be expected to practice sanitary conditions. (Related: You are not even close to being prepared for the chaos that’s coming.)According to a 2018 report, Big League Politics noted Austin already has more than 2,000 homeless people. But this number is certain to go up if the new policy remains in place and the state doesn’t act to overturn it.

But more damning is the fact that, in recent years, urban centers in Texas have become distinctly more progressive, endangering the state’s ‘red’ status as the Democrat Left seeks to ‘Turn Texas Blue’ — which would essentially assure Democrat presidents for the foreseeable future (and lots of turmoil).For example, in addition to the new homeless policy in Austin, Dallas District Attorney John Creuzot has said he plans on following other Left-wing prosecutors and will no longer prosecute what he deems petty crimes (which will only lead to more of them) — up to $750 in value.

Abbott criticized that decision, too.

Greg Abbott
✔ @GregAbbott_TX

Dallas Co. District Attorney stokes crime by refusing to prosecute theft of personal items worth less than $750. If someone is hungry they can just steal some food. If cold, steal a coat. Where does it end? It's wealth redistribution by theft. #txlege https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/editorials/2019/04/14/dallas-county-das-plan-justice-reform-go-far …

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“Since the Beto O’Rourke campaign, urban centers have shifted more to the Left, as witnessed with Dallas County voters giving O’Rourke 66% of the vote. As a result, they are embracing policies such as lax law enforcement and economic redistributionism,”

Big League Politics

noted in a separate story.

See more about how the Democrat Left seeks to collapse pockets of our society at Collapse.news and Chaos.news.

Sources include:

BigLeaguePolitics.com
KVUE.com
TheNationalSentinel.com

https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-07-...onditions.html

Now the collapse of beautiful Austin...shocking !!!

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Colin Flaherty

In Philadelphia, Independence Day means one thing. Large scale black mob violence on the streets of South Philly.
Again.
Again.
Again.

Video https://www.facebook.com/colin.flahe...7501061435719/

Breakdown of society!
This behavior will get worse!
The era of political correctness and entitlement because of past victimization is the main cause! Offended? It's the truth!



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Surveillance Video Shows Group Of About 60 Teens Vandalizing, Looting Walgreens On South Street

And let's import millions more of these thugs! NOT!

Philadelphia another Democrat run cesspool full of crime!

Stop all immigration and clean up our own backyard!

Scary!!!

please note; its always the same race.... no one else is dumb enough to fall for this

GET THAT DAMN WALL UP NOW

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Zombie Walk- Kids Don't Do Drugs!
#OldTownRoad #ZombieWalk

Video https://www.facebook.com/fatigueda.y...5567329553874/