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Cancel culture is pretty cool now that republicans are canceling people
NYC actress fired after rant over Jason Rivera funeral: Streets closed 'for one f------ cop' | Fox News
You're next fucker
Brooklyn teacher Christopher Flanigan calls for 'reciprocity' against cops gathered to mourn slain NYPD detective Jason Rivera
NYC actress fired after rant over Jason Rivera funeral: Streets closed 'for one f------ cop' | Fox News
You're next fucker
Brooklyn teacher Christopher Flanigan calls for 'reciprocity' against cops gathered to mourn slain NYPD detective Jason Rivera
yeah thats not quite the same thing
Tucker didn't mention "opportunity zones" which are quietly driving much of this dynamic behind the scenes. Amazing how little people know of it and how it got started. He mentions "investment funds" but he didn't say where those are coming from. Take Seattle for instance:
Here is the detail for that tract that ends in 300:
Census Tract 93, Seattle, Washington - OpportunityDb
Here is a list of the funds operating in that area:
Census Tract 93, Seattle, Washington - OpportunityDb
These are the "investment funds" that Tucker spoke of.
Here is a link to just one of the investment firms in the Seattle area linked above. They are not based in Seattle, of course.
Check out that diversity.
So, behind the scenes, groups of mostly white rich people (and through them foreign investors) have moved in to take control of many of the major cities across the US. This moves the ownership from historically local folks to people from elsewhere.
The 48 million for the building in Seattle? Inside the opportunity zone boundaries. There are an estimated 12,000 homeless in Seattle. But, they are being used to push others out of specific areas. Also to have a talking point on "change". The amount of money spent on each "homeless" person is staggering. The accounting on OZ dollars vs Tax dollars will be an interesting thing to watch
Assuming that at some point, Seattle will give the opportunity to gut/redevelop those areas to outside OZ investors.
And - the doors to the crystal palaces will be closed with private security enforcing access. They will have leveled the old buildings and grown upwards conveniently putting more people into the electoral boundaries in the process.
Here is the detail for that tract that ends in 300:
Census Tract 93, Seattle, Washington - OpportunityDb
Here is a list of the funds operating in that area:
Census Tract 93, Seattle, Washington - OpportunityDb
These are the "investment funds" that Tucker spoke of.
Here is a link to just one of the investment firms in the Seattle area linked above. They are not based in Seattle, of course.
Check out that diversity.
So, behind the scenes, groups of mostly white rich people (and through them foreign investors) have moved in to take control of many of the major cities across the US. This moves the ownership from historically local folks to people from elsewhere.
The 48 million for the building in Seattle? Inside the opportunity zone boundaries. There are an estimated 12,000 homeless in Seattle. But, they are being used to push others out of specific areas. Also to have a talking point on "change". The amount of money spent on each "homeless" person is staggering. The accounting on OZ dollars vs Tax dollars will be an interesting thing to watch
Assuming that at some point, Seattle will give the opportunity to gut/redevelop those areas to outside OZ investors.
And - the doors to the crystal palaces will be closed with private security enforcing access. They will have leveled the old buildings and grown upwards conveniently putting more people into the electoral boundaries in the process.
I made that through half a minute of that.
cant handle that many words in one shot?
Tucker, like almost all media personalities, can be abrasive. At least he is bringing up the topic.
It doesn't change the fact that the Pac NW and other cities have suffered greatly in terms of being "cool and chill" places to live. They have been largely ruined in the last 6 years. He does a decent job pointing out some of the basic issues facing that city. And others. Also, pointing at the lunacy of spending. That doesn't need a "side". Most people are all for spending time/money on fixing issues if they make sense and are done so effectively.
Tucker comes across angry and incensed, though. That's probably part of his shtick. Just like Rogan goes for the chill/controlled delivery.
Watch that KOMO "Seattle is Dying" special news report for a more journalistic view of the entire situation. It was released 3 years ago.
Tucker didn't mention "opportunity zones" which are quietly driving much of this dynamic behind the scenes. Amazing how little people know of it and how it got started. He mentions "investment funds" but he didn't say where those are coming from. Take Seattle for instance:
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So, behind the scenes, groups of mostly white rich people (and through them foreign investors) have moved in to take control of many of the major cities across the US. This moves the ownership from historically local folks to people from elsewhere.
The 48 million for the building in Seattle? Inside the opportunity zone boundaries. There are an estimated 12,000 homeless in Seattle. But, they are being used to push others out of specific areas. Also to have a talking point on "change". The amount of money spent on each "homeless" person is staggering. The accounting on OZ dollars vs Tax dollars will be an interesting thing to watch
Assuming that at some point, Seattle will give the opportunity to gut/redevelop those areas to outside OZ investors.
And - the doors to the crystal palaces will be closed with private security enforcing access. They will have leveled the old buildings and grown upwards conveniently putting more people into the electoral boundaries in the process.
You have been posting eloquently about this issue here and in the Portland thread. Ever thought about mailing Tucker about it?
There is is much BS involved and it's right out in the open.
I mean, take the tract in Vegas that is nothing but the airport, a golf course, a casino (Tropicana), Siegfried and Roy Park, a few low income houses to justify the numbers
Here is the crime around there in the last few days
Here is the data they submitted to get that area approved
Here is some Zillow numbers around the Wilbur street area
Here is how it looks at a random spot
Anyway - I do not think any of this is going to help low income families. They are just knocking everything down and gentrifying. Rich people getting rich, bending the rules to their own benefit. Flying a very thin flag of virtue.
Why isn't the OZ drawn to just benefit the low income housing area around Wilbur street?
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The definition of an OZ from the IRS site:
They have to get that land to build this kind of shit:
So - crime is a handy way to let people and businesses get shoved out.
In PDX, they let the homeless have their effect.
I mean, take the tract in Vegas that is nothing but the airport, a golf course, a casino (Tropicana), Siegfried and Roy Park, a few low income houses to justify the numbers
Here is the crime around there in the last few days
Here is the data they submitted to get that area approved
Here is some Zillow numbers around the Wilbur street area
Here is how it looks at a random spot
Anyway - I do not think any of this is going to help low income families. They are just knocking everything down and gentrifying. Rich people getting rich, bending the rules to their own benefit. Flying a very thin flag of virtue.
Why isn't the OZ drawn to just benefit the low income housing area around Wilbur street?
The definition of an OZ from the IRS site:
They have to get that land to build this kind of shit:
So - crime is a handy way to let people and businesses get shoved out.
In PDX, they let the homeless have their effect.
totally not the matrix.
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