by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream:
If you want to get a feel for what is really going on in this country, just walk the streets of our major cities. In fact, you don’t even need to go to the “bad areas” to see the extreme social decay that is eating away at our communities like cancer. As you will see below, there are tent cities, open drug use and rampant crime within two blocks of the White House. Even the best parts of Washington D.C. are being “fundamentally transformed”, and there is no way to put a positive spin on this. From coast to coast, the number of addicts just continues to grow, the number of people sleeping on the streets just continues to grow, and crime rates are rising to frightening levels. If things are already this bad while the economy is still relatively stable, what will our major cities look like when economic conditions really start deteriorating in 2023 and beyond?
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It may be difficult to believe now, but at one time Philadelphia was one of the finest cities on the entire planet.
But these days the city of Benjamin Franklin is filled with prime examples of our national social decay…
This is not a third world country. It’s Philadelphia. pic.twitter.com/ug2DkUnqJd
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) October 26, 2022
It is so good to see people from all different backgrounds passed out together on the streets, isn’t it?
Of course seeing addicts in a catatonic state on the streets of Philadelphia is not exactly a new thing.
But what about a block from the White House?
Benny Johnson recently returned to his old stomping grounds, and what he witnessed absolutely shocked him to the core…
Once upon a time, I actually worked in the heart of Washington D.C., and sometimes I would walk right past the White House during my lunch break.
In all those years, I never saw a single tent in the streets.
Not one.
But now there are dozens of encampments all over the city.
And we are supposed to believe that things are getting better?
I don’t think so.
In New York City, the homelessness crisis has gotten so bad that the National Guard has actually been called in to deal with the problem…
New York City has called in the National Guard to deal with the rising migrant crisis that is overwhelming homeless shelters and facilities as staff are unable to cope with the surge.
National Guard reservists are being deployed to help with day-to-day operations at many shelters, including managing the capacity, distributing food and helping out with staff shortages.
There are over 62,000 people currently living in New York City’s homeless shelters – close to 13,000 of which are migrants, according to the Department of Homeless Services.
Prior to this year, had you ever heard of any city bringing in the National Guard just because homelessness had begun to spiral out of control?
Unfortunately, the exploding homeless population is doing whatever it feels like doing right out in the middle of the streets.
At this point, even some of the nicest neighborhoods in the Big Apple are being overrun by the drug and sex trades…
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