Comments on “Violence hits ‘epidemic proportions’ in pandemic-era California, study shows”

  1. GenEarly says:
    09/14/2022 at 12:31 PM

    Great

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  2. Candy says:
    09/14/2022 at 12:38 PM

    The beginning of the end of the Golden State came in 1975 when feckless whimsical Jesuit Jerry Brown aka Governor Moonbeam came into office interfering with road construction, the life blood of California. On going construction stopped, future construction scrapped all in the name of protecting the environment. Today Frisco Bay tantamount to an open sewer, violence knocking on every door and a Brown clone named Gavin Newsom driving the last nail in the coffin.

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    1. Vendicar Decarian says:
      09/14/2022 at 2:02 PM

      The problem with roads, is that you have to maintain them.

      People never think about that, because people aren’t very bright.

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    2. William Burch says:
      09/18/2022 at 4:44 PM

      Setting the record straight: Governor Brown acquired the nickname Moonbeam because he had proposed that California launch a satellite to provide emergency communications for the state. A very common sense idea. It was Jerry’s girlfriend, Linda Ronstadt who kiddingly mentioned moonbeam to Mike Royko who was a columnist at the Chicago Tribune.
      “Frisco” is a suburb of Dallas – Fort Worth. While there is a fishing pond there I would hardly call it a bay.

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  3. Far from CA says:
    09/14/2022 at 1:11 PM

    California voters… keep voting Democrat. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

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  4. Glad_I_Left says:
    09/14/2022 at 1:19 PM

    Why is this a surprise?

    There is unfettered illegal immigration into the state and it’s a “sanctuary” state as well.

    Look at the incessant violent crime in Mexico and other countries to the south of the border, e.g., Guatemala, Salvador, Honduras, Brazil, etc.

    It should be no surprise that violent crime spills over into everyday life in California.

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  5. Steve says:
    09/14/2022 at 1:22 PM

    California is perfect and the people there are content. The election to recall Gavin Newsom failed because there is nothing wrong with California and Newsom’s leadership is appreciated by all.

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    1. Oveida says:
      09/14/2022 at 2:00 PM

      I don’t feel one bit sorry for the radical increase in crime inside California, they had ample opportunity to turn things around and chose not to. Let those tards stew in their own swill

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    2. Vendicar Decarian says:
      09/14/2022 at 2:04 PM

      “California is perfect”

      California is the perfect destination for America’s homeless.
      It’s nice and warm, and they don’t have to freeze to death while other Americans ignore them in winter.

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  6. DANIEL JOSEPH MCGUIRE says:
    09/14/2022 at 1:51 PM

    Cali is insane. There’s an axe man who destroyed a fruit cart run by illegal aliens and he was charged by the police even though he was abating a nuisance. Swing that axe, Axe Man, swing away!

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  7. Oveida says:
    09/14/2022 at 1:57 PM

    This is what happens when you start turning a blind eye to petty criminal act and it leads to more serious criminal acts. Now if you come over to Florida, Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee you don’t have these types of problems, why, because the elected sheriffs in these states do not put up with it.

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    1. Vendicar Decarian says:
      09/14/2022 at 2:06 PM

      How much more in taxes are you willing to pay for not turning a blind eye to petty criminal acts?

      It is costly to track down, arrest, imprison, guard and feed criminals.

      Perhaps there is a better option.

      What do you think that could be?

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      1. Jason says:
        09/15/2022 at 9:50 AM

        So is throwing $100+ billion at a high speed train project that is still a decade away from completion and that price tag keeps going up. That money could be better better served addressing homeless and crime problems, much are a result of the policies in CA. Yes there is good weather, but many homeless receive a check from the state yet stay homeless with no attempt to find a job or housing. Why? Because that’s how many of them want it. There are quite a few encampments within 5 miles of where I live. I have talked to many people from these encampments. 40% of the people I’ve spoken to are choosing to stay homeless rather than work multiple jobs to afford housing in CA. You can defend them all you want, but California’s high taxes and failed policies that you see to rave about are much of the reason for the high cost of living and a 30% poverty rate. And yes, CA has the 5th largest economy in the world. However, our state government can’t afford to help its own residents? Instead of spending my tax dollars to do all the political grandstanding, spend it improving the lives of those in the state. All these priveledged people in CA want to blow up social media about social injustice, help the homeless, etc. while rolling down the road in their Range Rover and living in gated communities. They talk the talk, but then expect someone else to solve the problem. Get off your high horse and help solve problem. This goes to you too Vendicar. CA has been a Democrat super-majority for over a decade, yet crime, homelessness, drug use, etc continues to escalate. Sure sounds like successful policies in action to me!

  8. Gary Neidhardt says:
    09/14/2022 at 3:55 PM

    The analysis is so incredibly incomplete. Divorce, single parent households, and what used to be called illegitimacy is never mentioned. Such incredible bias. The phenomena of children begetting children isn’t even considered. What such a biased diagnosis, the result of such a study might cause more chaos than there is already.

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  9. Rachel says:
    09/14/2022 at 4:27 PM

    This has got to be the laziest reporting I’ve seen lately. I’m not even from CA but I know this is all bogus. More people = more violence. Period. If PEOPLE are living in a state, some will be shitty to others….it’s easy math.

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  10. clarence barney says:
    09/14/2022 at 4:46 PM

    Maybe the solution is less government programs and more attention to creating a robust private sector with more wealth being created instead of drained from the creators to fund yet another bureaucratic government program.

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  11. Patrick says:
    09/14/2022 at 4:50 PM

    Ask yourself , why the rich are leaving or fencin5in in this shitehole? And then get out or vote conservative. NOT REAL HARD.

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  12. Tashi Herzmark says:
    09/17/2022 at 10:12 PM

    The report says nothing of “LGBTQ communities.” Just go ahead and insert your agenda points why don’t you? Disgraceful.

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  13. HarveyMushman says:
    09/18/2022 at 9:18 PM

    I got attacked by a vagrant with a club and got 12 stitches right across my forehead. Fun times…

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