Kitchen Sink- ENTER WITH CAUTION - Libs are ruining Chicago

Libs are ruining Chicago

David Miller

Jul 10, 2022
1:44pm

Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

Thats true in almost every zipcode in the country . Its not difficult for crime rates to go up after everyone spent two years locked inside with all area businesses closed. Try again.

Lincoln Park is one of the safest neighborhoods in Chicago....and its way safer than Las Vegas.

See my previous link. Also see the multi-million dollar home values on Zillow. Them be some seriuously well incomed thugs who live in the old-money mansions in Lincoln Park. ANyone here who is too big of a pussy to visit that neighborhood should cancel any Vegas trips.

And I'm a fan of lots of places. I can only live in one. And it so happens the city I live in now has a much higher crime rate the Lincoln Park. And its not scary either. But maybe thats just because I'm not a pussy

Mr. Tough guy....

Boilerman

Jul 10, 2022
2:56pm

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Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

I've been twice since baseball season started. I watched the Cubs get their butts kicked by DOdgers in May and then again by the Brewers in June. The butt kicking stopped on the field. Nobody seemed to be mobbed by BLM protestors in the bar district outside.

I stay at the Versey Days Inn which is 5 blocks from the lake - which is why I bring my bike to ride with the thousands of other people who also ride daily on the "dangerous" bike path you mention.. And I've been doing that since I moved from Chicago to Indianapolis 20 years ago

And 2022 is 20 months ago? Wow - Time flies !

Boilerman, you better cancel your upcoming trip to Las Vegas. Because if you and your friend are too afraid to go to Lincoln Park, IL you are going to shit your pants when you get to the strip and downtown Vegas....both have higher crime rates than Lincoln Park.

I've been to Wrigley hundreds of times, and that's not Lincoln Park. That's not Old Town. Look at the video I posted, because that's what's happening today.

David Miller

Jul 10, 2022
3:03pm

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Originally posted by: Boilerman

I've been to Wrigley hundreds of times, and that's not Lincoln Park. That's not Old Town. Look at the video I posted, because that's what's happening today.

Why is it so difficult to get libs to follow directions?

PJ Stroh

Jul 10, 2022
3:51pm

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Originally posted by: Boilerman

I've been to Wrigley hundreds of times, and that's not Lincoln Park. That's not Old Town. Look at the video I posted, because that's what's happening today.

I know. Like I said - I stay t the Days Inn in Lincoln Park. And to say Wrigleyville is not the same neighborhood as Lincoln Park is like Saying the MGM Grand is not in the same neighborhood as the Flamingo. Its a 10 minute walk.

And if you own a home in Licoln Park your Net Worth is over 10 million dollars. ANd the only problem restaurants and bars have in Lincoln Park is hiring enough workers. If you ever went there instead of listening to "a friend" you could see for yourself.

David Miller

Jul 10, 2022
4:04pm

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Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

I know. Like I said - I stay t the Days Inn in Lincoln Park. And to say Wrigleyville is not the same neighborhood as Lincoln Park is like Saying the MGM Grand is not in the same neighborhood as the Flamingo. Its a 10 minute walk.

And if you own a home in Licoln Park your Net Worth is over 10 million dollars. ANd the only problem restaurants and bars have in Lincoln Park is hiring enough workers. If you ever went there instead of listening to "a friend" you could see for yourself.

So in other words, if you live in Lincoln Park you can afford to have fences and security to keep the criminals and murderers away - we get it.

Vegas Todd

Jul 10, 2022
4:27pm

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Originally posted by: David Miller

So in other words, if you live in Lincoln Park you can afford to have fences and security to keep the criminals and murderers away - we get it.

As opposed to Texas where any ball-scratchin', nose-pickin' yahoo can get military grade weapons on Friday and shoot up the school/bar/church/restaurant/Walmart, ect. on Monday.

And women are in that gray area of second rate citizens and property.

David Miller

Jul 10, 2022
5:12pm

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Originally posted by: Vegas Todd

As opposed to Texas where any ball-scratchin', nose-pickin' yahoo can get military grade weapons on Friday and shoot up the school/bar/church/restaurant/Walmart, ect. on Monday.

And women are in that gray area of second rate citizens and property.

I guess that the ongoing murders in Chicago get a pass from you, right, where every thug is packing while the citizens are not allowed to own guns.

Kevin Lewis

Jul 10, 2022
5:29pm

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Originally posted by: David Miller

I guess that the ongoing murders in Chicago get a pass from you, right, where every thug is packing while the citizens are not allowed to own guns.

That statement implies the absurd fantasy that if everyone was a'packin' heat, there would be LESS crime and violence. That's so ridiculous as to be laughable--and by the way, it's been proved countless times that when the citizens are heavily armed, murder rates skyrocket.

A major part of the reason is something a child could figure out. When arguments break out and one or more of the antagonists has a gun, those arguments are much more likely to turn deadly. That might not be the case if every legal gun purchase came with a mandated class in gun safety. That might not be the case if carrying a weapon while intoxicated was illegal. But in most locales, all you have to do to own a gun is prove that you're an adult, not a felon, and breathing. And in gun love states, the first two requirements don't exist.

Boilerman

Jul 11, 2022
3:44am

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Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

I know. Like I said - I stay t the Days Inn in Lincoln Park. And to say Wrigleyville is not the same neighborhood as Lincoln Park is like Saying the MGM Grand is not in the same neighborhood as the Flamingo. Its a 10 minute walk.

And if you own a home in Licoln Park your Net Worth is over 10 million dollars. ANd the only problem restaurants and bars have in Lincoln Park is hiring enough workers. If you ever went there instead of listening to "a friend" you could see for yourself.

I've stayed at Steve's place a hundred times. I recall when your old hotel was closed and vacant for two years. I recall the multi year renovation. I recall it reopening as a Days Inn.....nice rooftop bar. The problem areas are nearby Old Town, as the BLM punks are targeting this area. The problem is Oak Street Beach as the BLM punks are targeting this area. Don't tell you have been to these places recently and all is good, because that's a lie.

The punks are showing up to specifically ruin the day for white people. It's vulgar language, it's tweaking immediately in the face of an old women having dinner. It's taking chairs away from patrons, spilling patrons food and drink, its physical intimidation.

It's every weekend.

Boilerman

Jul 11, 2022
4:04am

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Originally posted by: PJ Stroh

I know. Like I said - I stay t the Days Inn in Lincoln Park. And to say Wrigleyville is not the same neighborhood as Lincoln Park is like Saying the MGM Grand is not in the same neighborhood as the Flamingo. Its a 10 minute walk.

And if you own a home in Licoln Park your Net Worth is over 10 million dollars. ANd the only problem restaurants and bars have in Lincoln Park is hiring enough workers. If you ever went there instead of listening to "a friend" you could see for yourself.

I just figured out that you're staying in a different Days Inn that's near my friend's apartment in Old Town. My friend lives 1.3 blocks north of North Avenue in Old Town. He does live on Lincoln Park, but he's not a 10 minute walk from Wrigley, but instead a 2.7 mile 57 minute walk to the nearest part of Wrigley Field (right field foul pole).

Next time your in Chicago this summer, go hang at Oak Street beach and then report back to me. Go hang in Old Town. Claiming that Old Town is the same neighborhood as Wrigleyville is a bunch of bullshit. It's an hour walk and a completely different social climate. Why. Because the BLM punks are targeting these specific areas.

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