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Do you hate noobs?

They themselves are unwilling to better their situation for whichever reason they personally have, it's a feedback loop that will only continue to spiral until a great intervention occurs. (I.E. a huge mentality shift that condemns all of this)
A mentality shift is not the solution. The solution to hoods is the opening of government owned or atleast subsidized industry. In the states this would be steel mills for the production of lets say train tracks (more trains would create more jobs doe mostly temporary). In Canada this would be wood refining facilities and maybe a return to slower but more efficient manual cutting of trees.
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(Parc de la verendry a wildlife "reserve" ive seen many times with my own eyes, this photo does not illustrate it well but this goes on for hundreds of km)
If we restart these industries this will lower construction cost due to increased material supplies avaibility. Lower construction cost will lower housing cost which will help hoodlums even if they dont work in these new industries. Rigth now in england the average drug dealer is making about minimum wage, it has not gotten to this point yet over here but with the drug supply getting larger every year with the drug using population about to hit its peak it wont take long. Less money for drugs should make real jobs more enticing for street level drug dealers who allredy often have minimum wage jobs along with drug dealing.
So yeah vote me president of the new world order in 2026 or something.
 
A mentality shift is not the solution. The solution to hoods is the opening of government owned or atleast subsidized industry. In the states this would be steel mills for the production of lets say train tracks (more trains would create more jobs doe mostly temporary). In Canada this would be wood refining facilities and maybe a return to slower but more efficient manual cutting of trees.
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(Parc de la verendry a wildlife "reserve" ive seen many times with my own eyes, this photo does not illustrate it well but this goes on for hundreds of km)
If we restart these industries this will lower construction cost due to increased material supplies avaibility. Lower construction cost will lower housing cost which will help hoodlums even if they dont work in these new industries. Rigth now in england the average drug dealer is making about minimum wage, it has not gotten to this point yet over here but with the drug supply getting larger every year with the drug using population about to hit its peak it wont take long. So yeah vote me president of the new world order in 2026 or something.
I mean, we could just kill them. That would take a quarter of the effort and half the time.
 
He also isn't even attracted to real women so I don't think its really necessary.
Don’t cherry pick and alter my words you disingenuous milksop, I said “I can’t remember the last time I was attracted to a physical woman.” I never said I couldn’t.
 
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