82gradDLSdad said:

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going4roses said:

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Ohhh yeah of course you don't have a sensible explanation/ common sense reasoning for your statement. You could have just said absolutely nothing and that would represent the same feeling (lack of understanding). You clearly didn't understand my comment nor do have capacity rationalize/contextualize my statement. Racist tropes based on your emotions are inconsequential

Your thought process (rather lack there of) is the reason why things are falling apart everywhere.

Off you go

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You could explain the correlation instead of being dismissive. I don't see the correlation either.

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Oakbear said:

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going4roses said:

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Aww I am sorry you can not see the correlation

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and I am sorry that you can actually believe that there is one

we have been giving the poor money for years and years and it does not end crime, criminals will be criminals

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#FentanylIsland Part 3: 🔥 🧵

Is this Bakhmut, Palestine or West Oakland? OFD put out yet another fire as I arrived.
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Remember @carol_fife claimed back in February she could "clean up any encampment quickly" once Sheng took the mayor's seat? 🧐 What happened to that? pic.twitter.com/yPp0h3fg2a

— Seneca Scott (@SenecaSpeaks21) October 21, 2023

82gradDLSdad said:

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going4roses said:

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Ohhh yeah of course you don't have a sensible explanation/ common sense reasoning for your statement. You could have just said absolutely nothing and that would represent the same feeling (lack of understanding). You clearly didn't understand my comment nor do have capacity rationalize/contextualize my statement. Racist tropes based on your emotions are inconsequential

Your thought process (rather lack there of) is the reason why things are falling apart everywhere.

Off you go

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You could explain the correlation instead of being dismissive. I don't see the correlation either.

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DiabloWags said:

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82gradDLSdad said:

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going4roses said:

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Ohhh yeah of course you don't have a sensible explanation/ common sense reasoning for your statement. You could have just said absolutely nothing and that would represent the same feeling (lack of understanding). You clearly didn't understand my comment nor do have capacity rationalize/contextualize my statement. Racist tropes based on your emotions are inconsequential

Your thought process (rather lack there of) is the reason why things are falling apart everywhere.

Off you go

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You could explain the correlation instead of being dismissive. I don't see the correlation either.

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Going4Racism clearly isn't able to substantiate his claim of correlation.
Instead, he just deflects and disappears.

Besides, Bearfarce, Minot, Putin88, and Oski Wee Wee, G4R is yet another reason why OT is a complete waste of time.

Not sure what he's good at in life, but he does play the VICTIM well.

Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
Enjoy!

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I’ve learned @AlamedaCountyDA Pamela Price’s work computer was stolen during break-in of her work Chevy Tahoe near 28th & Telegraph while she was at a domestic-violence event at the Family Justice Center. @oaklandpoliceca notified, even as they start @oaklandautoburg operation pic.twitter.com/qraJi7Pi27

— Henry K. Lee (@henrykleeKTVU) October 28, 2023

going4roses said:

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Who is still leaving valuables in vehicles ?

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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I saw "NY Post" and did not click on the link.

Oakland has a crime problem. It always has, and the current state is still not as bad as it was in the 90s or earlier. That said, there has been a spike since the pre-Covid years and people are not wrong to be worried. Much like Boudin across the bay, Pamela Price seems to be handling the politics of this poorly; this seems to be a common problem with the ultra-leftists who found their way into major city positions in recent years. Ideological commitment will only take you so far!

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The theft rate is high despite theft under $1,000 no longer being prosecuted and often not being reported.

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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I saw "NY Post" and did not click on the link.

Oakland has a crime problem. It always has, and the current state is still not as bad as it was in the 90s or earlier. That said, there has been a spike since the pre-Covid years and people are not wrong to be worried. Much like Boudin across the bay, Pamela Price seems to be handling the politics of this poorly; this seems to be a common problem with the ultra-leftists who found their way into major city positions in recent years. Ideological commitment will only take you so far!

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The theft rate is high despite theft under $1,000 no longer being prosecuted and often not being reported.

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As I said: crime has clearly spiked post-Covid. Mostly things like car break-ins.

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And I am further adding the fact that folks are less likely to report what is now considered misdemeanor theft because of recent laws that discourage prosecution of such. It is my belief that this artificially lowers property crime rates such that they are lower than or comparable to the 90s.

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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I saw "NY Post" and did not click on the link.

Oakland has a crime problem. It always has, and the current state is still not as bad as it was in the 90s or earlier. That said, there has been a spike since the pre-Covid years and people are not wrong to be worried. Much like Boudin across the bay, Pamela Price seems to be handling the politics of this poorly; this seems to be a common problem with the ultra-leftists who found their way into major city positions in recent years. Ideological commitment will only take you so far!

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The theft rate is high despite theft under $1,000 no longer being prosecuted and often not being reported.

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As I said: crime has clearly spiked post-Covid. Mostly things like car break-ins.

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And I am further adding the fact that folks are less likely to report what is now considered misdemeanor theft because of recent laws that discourage prosecution of such. It is my belief that this artificially lowers property crime rates such that they are lower than or comparable to the 90s.

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That's possible, but obviously hard to prove. And would be a pretty short-term effect anyway.

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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I saw "NY Post" and did not click on the link.

Oakland has a crime problem. It always has, and the current state is still not as bad as it was in the 90s or earlier. That said, there has been a spike since the pre-Covid years and people are not wrong to be worried. Much like Boudin across the bay, Pamela Price seems to be handling the politics of this poorly; this seems to be a common problem with the ultra-leftists who found their way into major city positions in recent years. Ideological commitment will only take you so far!

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The theft rate is high despite theft under $1,000 no longer being prosecuted and often not being reported.

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As I said: crime has clearly spiked post-Covid. Mostly things like car break-ins.

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And I am further adding the fact that folks are less likely to report what is now considered misdemeanor theft because of recent laws that discourage prosecution of such. It is my belief that this artificially lowers property crime rates such that they are lower than or comparable to the 90s.

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That's possible, but obviously hard to prove. And would be a pretty short-term effect anyway.

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Why is it a pretty short term effect?

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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oski003 said:

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sycasey said:

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Big C said:

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going4roses said:

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https://nypost.com/2023/10/28/opinion/oakland-calif-is-falling-apart/

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Typical California-is-falling-into-the-sea article from the East Coast media. I'm surprised they were able to get across the Bay Bridge this time.

Not saying we don't have problems, but a lot of it is anecdotal, or at least ephemeral. And I'm pretty sure that Oakland's crime rate is still well under that of a number of other cities in the country.

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I saw "NY Post" and did not click on the link.

Oakland has a crime problem. It always has, and the current state is still not as bad as it was in the 90s or earlier. That said, there has been a spike since the pre-Covid years and people are not wrong to be worried. Much like Boudin across the bay, Pamela Price seems to be handling the politics of this poorly; this seems to be a common problem with the ultra-leftists who found their way into major city positions in recent years. Ideological commitment will only take you so far!

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The theft rate is high despite theft under $1,000 no longer being prosecuted and often not being reported.

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As I said: crime has clearly spiked post-Covid. Mostly things like car break-ins.

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And I am further adding the fact that folks are less likely to report what is now considered misdemeanor theft because of recent laws that discourage prosecution of such. It is my belief that this artificially lowers property crime rates such that they are lower than or comparable to the 90s.

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That's possible, but obviously hard to prove. And would be a pretty short-term effect anyway.

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Why is it a pretty short term effect?

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Because the laws are recent?

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