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This seems like a strained framing. News that a politician is OK with high crime is bewildering. News that they want to curb high crime is not bewildering, rega

This seems like a strained framing. News that a politician is OK with high crime is bewildering. News that they want to curb high crime is not bewildering, regardless of whether their existing policies contributed to the crime rate. And either policy seems like a pretty standard thing to report on, no? Lastly, announcing a stance against something is not "crying" about it. I think you really just wanted to make the case that the city's policies spurred crime, which is fine, but you should then do that directly instead of making kind of nonsensical snarky quips.

silisili 5y ago
> I think you really just wanted to make the case that the city's policies spurred crime, which is fine, but you should then do that directly instead of making kind of nonsensical snarky quips. You are correct in my case. My entire comment was three sentences. It was perhaps just a hair snarky, admittedly, but I don't think it was full of quips or nonsensical.