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Must have started in Hollywood and is spreading from there
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I am surprised that it's not in Seattle yet.
Dare I say it...The people in control put all their effort into hundreds of other little projects, costing a lot of money. Bike lanes, various bit of artwork, public transit, extended curbs, traffic calming/slowing etc. They continue to ignore the elephant in the room. Same thing has been happening here in PDX for years. Soccer stadium, fountains, beautification projects, statues and huge art displays. Meanwhile other parts of the city are left to degrade into toilets (door ways of empty buildings in the downtown core), homeless encampments, crumbling buildings (that indecently have state of the art transit and public funded art work right next door), crumbling roads and bridges etc.
What the hell kind of people live in the city of Los Angeles that let the elected officials get away with allowing this crap to build to this point? The same is happening here too. In a short 5-6 mile drive we take to hit Bottle Drop, Bimart, Winco and Costco there are homeless camps along the banks of the 205 near the Gateway transit center that weren't there a couple of weeks ago. The rubbish flows down the hill from the tents. Several smaller open spaces right next to the road have fewer tents, on and off, because the city must route them out. The city cares more about how people FEEL, don't want to hurt peoples FEEEELINGS.
There are big rats in LA City Hall and they walk on two legs.Typhus Epidemic Worsens in Los Angeles
A veteran Los Angeles City Hall official is one of the latest victims of an epidemic of the infectious disease typhus that continues to worsen across LA County.
For months, LA County public health officials have said typhus is mainly hitting the homeless population.
But Deputy City Attorney Liz Greenwood, a veteran prosecutor, tells NBC4 she was diagnosed with typhus in November, after experiencing high fevers and excruciating headaches.
"It felt like somebody was driving railroad stakes through my eyes and out the back of my neck," Greenwood told the I-Team. "Who gets typhus? It's a medieval disease that's caused by trash."
Greenwood believes she contracted typhus from fleas in her office at City Hall East. Fleas often live on rats, which congregate in the many heaps of trash that are visible across the city of LA, and are a breeding ground for typhus.
"There are rats in City Hall and City Hall East," Greenwood added. "There are enormous rats and their tails are as long as their bodies."
Dare I say it...
These are democrat sh!tholes. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salem, Portland, Olympia, Seattle...
Honestly, this LA City official contracting a mideval disease, how appropriate. Hope it makes a run through all the leadership of the above mentioned cities!!!
"why aren't the people of LA, and cities like it, marching on City Hall"I don't care to make it this side or that side in this case. There's most likely crap hole cities in America that have conservative leaders that don't do their jobs either. The big question is, why aren't the people of LA, and cities like it, marching on City Hall with torches, pitch forks, tar and feathers? WTH?
In the case of the typhus outbreak, if the city/state handled this situation like the do common sense gun safety they'd be attacking the streets with flame throwing tanks and big scoops. Law abiding and innocents be damned!
Dare I say it...
These are democrat sh!tholes. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Salem, Portland, Olympia, Seattle...
"There are rats in City Hall and City Hall East,"
I used to look forward to the future and really anticipated growing my business and enjoying the fruits of my labor. Now I can't stand thinking about the present and the future makes me shudder. I wish often I was born far earlier than I was. Society sucks and sadly there is no going back to "the way it was" .Back in th1950's I would visit my Grandmother in LA. We would ride the streetcars through downtown to the LA Museum, which was one of the finest in the world. Streetcar rides to Barnum and Bailey Circus and often walking several blocks in the less desirable parts of town. Never once was my Grandmother and I threatened, or made to feel uncomfortable. I am 70 years old now and see a country in decline without much chance of recovery. Those of you with more years ahead then behind, I wish you the best.