Everyone Culpable in Chicago’s Madness – Martin Preib’s Crooked City

"It is difficult to foresee a journalist, politician, or business leader rising up from within the city to truly transform this living, evolving catastrophe of a city, even though, as the engine of a political movement aimed at expanding beyond the frontiers of Chicago and Illinois, Chicago has never posed a more dire threat to the nation. That battle must be undertaken from an outsider, untainted by the city’s embrace."
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Chaos In My Brain
4 months ago

The value of life to the demons in power in Chicago means nothing. The life of a cop, a firefighter, a mom, a baby, an innocent woman riding public transportation, a senior citizen, a shop owner are meaningless isolated incidents.

Cass Andra
4 months ago

If the citizens don’t vote and throw the vandals out, starting with the mayor and the governor, then The Outsider, Trump, should take action. The left will characterize this as civil war. We should not be misled by evolving definitions of terms like” war” and “democracy” or fall for “toxic empathy.” Whatever it’s called in the MSM, it is a battle that can be won and in which collateral damage can be minimized. The adversaries are few in number and weak in organization. Down & Out is where they should be taken before their numbers grow. NOW is the time.

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