Like many, initially I thought Barack Hussein Obama was merely supremely incompetent.
I’ve grown to believe that he’s devilishly smart. It’s not incompetence, but an overarching strategy to bring America down in the world. Obama doesn’t believe in American exceptionalism. He sees America as a blight upon the world that needs “fixing”.
Frankly, it reminds me of the “Hunger Games” series of novels, with the central government operating in splendor and largess, while the rest of the nation struggles, and national government representatives tell the toiling masses how good they’ve got it.
Today, Barack Hussein Obama called Camden, New Jersey a “symbol of promise for the nation”.
Yeah, because most people think of the cesspool that is Camden, NJ when they think of the American ideal. Why didn’t he give that speech in Detroit?
Yeah, Camden is a real jewel of promise for America.
Perhaps it is so, in a Democrat-controlled region.
Voting for today’s Democrats is nothing more than voting for the pre-Civil War slave-masters of the South. They’ve done more to keep black people poor and disintegrated into society than the Klan ever dreamed of doing.
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I lived in Burlington County NJ,about 25 miles or 30 minutes from the city of Camden. The Camden waterfront is nice with the US New Jersey battleship and a few other sites such as a great aquarium. But after dark and especially in the summer, you stay out of Camden unless you live there. The City of Camden police force was probably the most corrupt force in the nation. That is why it was shut down. Then the Camden County Police Dept was created. Since it became unionized, not sure if it will be any better. Still the worst city in the US.
Maybe they should be calling these places Obamaville, in reference to the old Hooverville homeless camps.
I lived in the worst part of Akron, OH for 4 years – but this blows that away. The 5th picture looks like a 3rd world country that’s been shelled by artillery.
Camden, Decatur, parts of Danville, Kankakee, parts of Chicago: They all look about the same. They look like Obamaville.
The difference today in IL is that the law-abiding aren’t sitting ducks for perps.
The pictures of Camden are reminiscent of East St. Louis. Burned out and boarded up buildings and vacant lots where businesses once served the citizens surround the one lovely building left in town – the federal courthouse. Of course it only remains lovely because of the armed US Marshals who patrol the exterior.
Not much difference between those pictures and Detroit. Seems as though there is another place on my list to never get lost/broken down in.
I lived in Burlington County NJ,about 25 miles or 30 minutes from the city of Camden. The Camden waterfront is nice with the US New Jersey battleship and a few other sites such as a great aquarium. But after dark and especially in the summer, you stay out of Camden unless you live there. The City of Camden police force was probably the most corrupt force in the nation. That is why it was shut down. Then the Camden County Police Dept was created. Since it became unionized, not sure if it will be any better. Still the worst city in the US.
Maybe they should be calling these places Obamaville, in reference to the old Hooverville homeless camps.
I lived in the worst part of Akron, OH for 4 years – but this blows that away. The 5th picture looks like a 3rd world country that’s been shelled by artillery.
Camden, Decatur, parts of Danville, Kankakee, parts of Chicago: They all look about the same. They look like Obamaville.
The difference today in IL is that the law-abiding aren’t sitting ducks for perps.
The pictures of Camden are reminiscent of East St. Louis. Burned out and boarded up buildings and vacant lots where businesses once served the citizens surround the one lovely building left in town – the federal courthouse. Of course it only remains lovely because of the armed US Marshals who patrol the exterior.
Not much difference between those pictures and Detroit. Seems as though there is another place on my list to never get lost/broken down in.