Homeowners questioning city life after this week’s unrest – Crain’s

Ald. Brian Hopkins: “The volume of calls and emails I’ve gotten in the past couple of days from residents who no longer feel it’s safe to live downtown is shocking. They are telling me they are giving up and moving away. I hope this is not the final reality. My hope is that we can still save downtown."
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Bill
5 years ago

Hell Brian:

It is much more than just the anti-white rioting that is making your constituency flee. It is the reality that those high-rise ghettos that are going up all along the lakefront, in your ward in particular, are nothing but breeding grounds for more globalization virus’.

How, Mr. Alderman, do you socially distance in a high-rise elevator?

True believer
5 years ago
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Blame in on covid just like Foxx and Lori. I live in a high rise and am leaving because Lori has allowed the permanent victim class to steal and destroy other people’s property in exchange for democratic votes for her Foxx and Biden as the domestic terrorist blm has dictated. You really do not know what you are talking about.

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