Two Murders—and the Cost of Luxury Beliefs

[Patented Phil 1,469]

Luxury beliefs from Limousine Liberals.  Naïveté can be deadly, people.

Two Murders—and the Cost of Luxury Beliefs

[Voltaire 5,202]

A nationwide survey from YouGov found that Americans in the highest income category were by far the most supportive of defunding the police. Among Democratic voters, white Democrats were more likely to support reducing police funding than black or Hispanic Democrats.

In response to elite opinion in 2020, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, Austin, and many other major cities in the U.S. reduced police spending.

Most people didn’t want to defund the police, but the most affluent sector of society did. And so it was implemented.

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So typical. Ugh Rich leftoids make me ill.

[jonnyutah 250]

Absolutely ghoulish behavior by Carson's friends raising money for themselves so they can take off work. 

[Blue Horseshoe 348]

2 hours ago, Patented Phil said:

Luxury beliefs from Limousine Liberals.  Naïveté can be deadly, people.

Two Murders—and the Cost of Luxury Beliefs

 

Great post and thread topic, my friend. Keep it up. Keep raising the level of discussion as you have. Proud of you, buddy. 

[RogerDodger 797]

[MLCKAA 545]

2 hours ago, Voltaire said:

A nationwide survey from YouGov found that Americans in the highest income category were by far the most supportive of defunding the police. Among Democratic voters, white Democrats were more likely to support reducing police funding than black or Hispanic Democrats.

In response to elite opinion in 2020, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, Austin, and many other major cities in the U.S. reduced police spending.

Most people didn’t want to defund the police, but the most affluent sector of society did. And so it was implemented.

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So typical. Ugh Rich leftoids make me ill.

Do you feel more free to express your opinions now that you’re out of China?  Just curious.  Not taking a jab at you or anything.

[Voltaire 5,202]

13 minutes ago, MLCKAA said:

Do you feel more free to express your opinions now that you’re out of China?  Just curious.  Not taking a jab at you or anything.

Not really. I pretty much didn't hold back and never got grief there. I might have courted a knock on the door a few times but never got one.  I got the sense they don't monitor this site, or if they did, I never knew about it. I post here the same as I posted there.

My wife is another story. She did always hold back in China. Now she hangs out in Chinese language US sites discussing US and world news and - whatever they discuss there - she comes out of it significantly to my right. She's conservative along the lines of cdub100 or iam90sbaby. It's like being married to Michelle Malkin (which I highly recommend).