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    1. It’s like we’re all living in an episode of Punk’d where most around you are not in on the ruse.

    2. NotThatHandsomePete on

      Occupying these cities is a pretense to something worse. Having the military prestaged in major US (Blue) cities means dissent will be squashed quickly. Things are going to get worse.

      EDIT: Pretext, not pretense.

    3. Creative-Package6213 on

      THEN FUCKING DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! Fucking democracy is at stake and these mother fuckers want to finger wag and shake their heads.

    4. The frenzied hiring of new ICE agents is indication that something more ominous is in the works.

    5. He just wants his corrupt “friends” to be able to go to dinner without having to suffer the horror of the plebes in the streets that he can’t subjugate

    6. Inevitable-Ad9760 on

      Here is a ranked list of some of the most frequently cited cities with high violent crime rates, based on recent 2024 and 2025 reports: 

      Memphis, Tennessee: Frequently ranked as having one of the highest violent crime rates, with some reports citing as many as 2,501.3 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2024. High rates of homicide and aggravated assault contribute to its ranking.

      Detroit, Michigan: Often named among the most violent cities, with one 2024 report showing 2,007.8 violent incidents per 100,000 people. The city has a long history of economic hardship and high crime.

      Baltimore, Maryland: Cited as having a violent crime rate of 1,833.4 per 100,000 residents in a 2024 report, and described as the deadliest large city by per-capita murder and robbery rate. The city struggles with economic inequality and gang activity.

      St. Louis, Missouri: According to an April 2025 analysis, St. Louis was considered the most violent city in America based on data from 2024. Another report noted its 2024 murder rate at 70 per 100,000 residents, one of the highest in the nation.

      Little Rock, Arkansas: Had a high violent crime rate of 1,457 incidents per 100,000 residents in a 2024 report, along with a significant murder rate.

      Kansas City, Missouri: Experienced a record 176 homicides in 2023 and had a violent crime rate of 1,833.4 per 100,000 residents, tied with St. Louis in a 2024 ranking.

      Cleveland, Ohio: In 2024, the city had a violent crime rate of 1,550 incidents per 100,000 people, according to an analysis of FBI data. Long-term struggles with poverty and a high property crime rate contribute to its ranking.

      Birmingham, Alabama: A 2024 report named it one of the most violent cities with a violent crime rate of 1,485.0 per 100,000 residents, noting a high murder rate and poverty.

      Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Saw an increase in homicides and aggravated assaults in 2024, with a violent crime rate of 1,249.6 per 100,000 residents, according to one ranking.

      Stockton, California: Struggles with economic issues and high violent and property crime rates, with a 2024 report showing 1,352.7 violent crime incidents per 100,000 residents. 

      Hmm

    7. Sounds like it’s time for the GDs and VLs to call a truce, unite, and step up. Also, release the Epstein files.

    8. AbandonedWaterPark on

      Hey second amendment people, the thing that necessitated all those school shootings is finally happening

    9. Tokyo-MontanaExpress on

      Blue state governors need to deploy the NG to small red towns. Tired of this totally one-sided treatment.

    10. 9_to_5_till_i_die on

      Shut the fuck up and do something then.

      Some city needs to start.

      Send out city cops to meet them and attempt arrests on unlawful policing.

    11. wellohwellok on

      Over 250 murders to date (we’re in a down year) is somehow not a crisis.

      It’s just 250 people murdered, big fucking deal.

    12. FreeNumber49 on

      I’m not kidding, but if you take away all the manufactured crises, there’s literally nothing left when it comes to the GOP. It’s all they are.

    13. SignificantStorm1601 on

      President Trump did not leave quietly last time. This time he looks even stronger. Will he leave quietly?

    14. I lived in Chicago and several other major cities including San Francisco, Philadelphia and Atlanta. Chicago is different. The people there are generally very nice. However don’t mistake niceness for the lack of a backbone. It could evolve into a hornet’s nest for Trump. They don’t need his arrogance nor his lies, distortion and dictatorship actions.

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