by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:
Last time we saw reference to needles littering the streets, along with feces, was in a piece about San Francisco, and here we are again, looking at article after article talking about people so drugged out they “look like extras in a zombie-apocalypse movie” only this time it is in another Democrat run city, that has another Democrat mayor.
Kensington street in Philadelphia PA.
Needles litter the streets.
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People who look like extras in a zombie-apocalypse movie stagger around, drugged out of their minds.
Others gripped by drugs seem unconscious, their bodies contorted.
Everywhere, twisted cruelty masquerading as compassion — the hallmark of Democrats — is apparent.
The only thing the city has done is hand out kits to help keep the party going.
These “safe smoking” gifts are packed with Pyrex crack pipes, metal pipe screens, lip balm, alcohol swabs, lighters, chewing gum, condoms — and mouthpieces.
Another city in this once great nation is being destroyed from within, not only by people doing drugs in the open, but by city leaders allowing it and with those drug kits being sold, like they are in New York City, directly encouraging the death of another city, one street at a time.
Let us not forget the soft-on-crime “woke” DAs, most backed by George Soros & family, that can be found in each of the Democrat run cities where crime runs rampant, children are exposed to zombie-like drug addicts on the very streets they walk and play on, and city leaders pretend that facilitating them, they are “helping” them.
The only thing these city and/or state leaders are helping the drug addicts with, is dying faster.
Philly Pennsylvania, San Francisco California, Portland Oregon, Seattle Washington, New York City, just a few cities in America, with not only a drug problem, but massive theft issues as well.
All cities run by democrats. That is not a coincidence.
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| Walgreens, San Francisco – Chained Food Freezers |
SPEAKING OF THEFT…….
Shoplifting used to bring to mind someone sneakily snagging a candy bar, or something equally small as to not be noticed, but today, we see people just casually filling up entire carts and just walking out of the store, and no one stops them.
Now multiple stores have taken to locking up their merchandise, as the image above shows, some with chains and locks. it is being blamed on “organized” theft rings, but the video in the linked article above, we see two overweight women strolling as fast as their legs will carry them with full carts.
That is not “organized,” that is what is happening in states that are soft-on-crime.
Granted, every state has some theft, but with states like CA making it just a misdemeanor for stealing anything up to $950 dollars, the problem snowballed into a $95 billion problem for retailers.
I did a search, using Bing, for a number of search terms looking for other countries that literally chain and lock up their food to prevent stealing, and no matter how many search terms I tried, the only stories coming up are about America.
Maybe it does happen elsewhere but it is the “norm” so we don’t see hundreds of news stories about it, but what we show below, is something I never thought we would see in America.
“Everyone is locking everything up. It’s a siege mentality,” said Joe Budano, CEO of Indyme, a San Diego-based company whose security devices are used by Walgreens and other big chains. Its help buttons, which sit on top of locked cases and when pushed begin flashing and issuing a request for assistance over the store’s loudspeaker, are selling in record numbers, with sales up 40% this year.
“They don’t want a terrible experience for customers, but it’s out of this sense that they need to do something and they need to do something now,” said Chris Gibson, chief product and marketing officer at InVue, which has seen sales for its so-called smart locks surge 86% year-to-date, after rising 31% last year. The Charlotte-based company counts Walmart, Lowe’s and Best Buy among its customers.
CNN recently headed to San Francisco to report on the rampant crime, showing freezers with chains on them to prevent theft, and during their broadcast, they captured live on camera, 3 different thefts in 30 minutes.
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