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Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512056007 >>512056150 >>512056274 >>512056423 >>512056532 >>512057011 >>512057073 >>512057136 >>512057425 >>512057529 >>512058604 >>512059454 >>512059527 >>512060400 >>512061121 >>512061252 >>512062692 >>512063174 >>512063981 >>512064046
Anons say america is going down, yet...
A place like NYC is not nearly as bad today as it was in the 80's.
Anonymous (ID: KXoh4jNX) United States No.512056150
>>512056007 (OP)
>police on public transportation is bad
you think in reverse.
Anonymous (ID: 1vMSaSxw) United States No.512056274
>>512056007 (OP)
>If we don't record the statics then the statistics go down
You need to be killed
Anonymous (ID: FbxQqrIH) No.512056351 >>512058335 >>512063174
>$116 on poster
>747
>Invert 116
911

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Anonymous (ID: yfj+GvNz) Germany No.512056423 >>512056509
>>512056007 (OP)
It’s pretty impressive how NYC has a public toilet on rails.
Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512056509 >>512056890 >>512057136 >>512059932
>>512056423
That's not a bathroom. Its the door to the next train-car.
Anonymous (ID: RNw0eg37) Canada No.512056532 >>512056587 >>512057469 >>512059433 >>512062940
>>512056007 (OP)
Looks like a scene out of fuckin Robocop or someshit lol, how bad were things in the 80's?
Anonymous (ID: FbxQqrIH) No.512056587
>>512056532
Slighty , just a tiny bit worse than today.
Anonymous (ID: yfj+GvNz) Germany No.512056890
>>512056509
No i meant the place where the woman is sitting and they gay couple must mean it’s a unisex toilet even.
Anonymous (ID: sxIJyg6g) United States No.512057011 >>512057610 >>512064557
>>512056007 (OP)


Graffiti isn't going to kill you. I was in New York in the 80s, and it was a blast.
Anonymous (ID: hPm5nt54) Ireland No.512057073
>>512056007 (OP)
>9/11 subliminal messaging on the left
New York was never nice, but it had soul back then
Anonymous (ID: 3VuFaUfJ) United States No.512057136
>>512056509
Stop ignoring the irony, youre not that dense lol
>>512056007 (OP)
So true! NYC the fag capital of the east coast with the highest jew, muslim, and nigger population density is so great!
Anonymous (ID: RioGOU1E) No.512057412
Whites were tough back then and hung out in groups. 80s were all about Bruce Lee and japan and karate. Every other movie was about ninjas and martial arts lol. So a lot of young dudes were influenced to take up martial arts and act tough.
It was good and different. So different that you'd thing we were in another dimension now.
It's seriously fucked up how the Matrix switched every decade to the new thing.
Anonymous (ID: F1p2ydw5) United States No.512057425
>>512056007 (OP)
>A place like NYC is not nearly as bad today as it was in the 80's.
Epic cope
Anonymous (ID: vwEA++ni) United States No.512057469 >>512058415
>>512056532
>Looks like a scene out of fuckin Robocop or someshit lol, how bad were things in the 80's?
The late 70s and the 1980s were the beginning of the Rust Belt. Major cities were rough places in those days due to the loss of manufacturing jobs. Places like New York and Chicago, which had more than just manufacturing, weathered the storm with some lasting damage. Places like Buffalo, NY and even Pittsburgh never really recovered.
By the late 90s, the major cities were quite livable again, due to policies like broken windows policing, the tough love attitude to dealing with criminals, mass incarceration of repeat offenders, and anti-homeless policies. Giuliani is often credited with making NYC livable again in the 90s.
The good times for the major cities lasted until some time in the 2010s, when strong policing was pulled back (after Trayvon Martin and similar cases). Now they are shitholes again.
In the early 90s, NYC had around 2000 murders per year, and Chicago about 1000 murders per year. The homicide numbers are steadily climbing but still (officially) haven't reached early 90s levels yet.
Also, the cities were much better segregated in the 80s and 90s, so only certain areas were no go zones. Now, with efforts to get blacks out of the ghettoes, the crime is spreading beyond the slums.
Anonymous (ID: dTSOFLF7) United States No.512057529
>>512056007 (OP)
It's the same people making public transportation unusable today
Anonymous (ID: vwEA++ni) United States No.512057610 >>512060368
>>512057011
>Graffiti isn't going to kill you. I was in New York in the 80s, and it was a blast.
Blacks were much more afraid back then to harass white people.
Anonymous (ID: JOS+vntq) United States No.512057810 >>512058017
I think it's probably worse now. That was just regular crime and juvenile delinquency and the police actually took steps to combat it and even let citizens form brigades to combat it. Now it's a kind of state-enforced anarchy and you'll be arrested for defending yourself.
Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512058017
>>512057810
>you'll be arrested for defending yourself.

No you won't. You just have to know what constitutes "defense" in the eyes of the law. You can't shoot someone because they're running off with your cell phone or some shit.
Anonymous (ID: F1p2ydw5) United States No.512058335
>>512056351
The universe is required to inform you that everythng is fake and gay.
Anonymous (ID: RNw0eg37) Canada No.512058415 >>512058732 >>512064008
>>512057469
>In the early 90s, NYC had around 2000 murders per year,
Holy fuck
Anonymous (ID: 0tMdeAT6) Mexico No.512058604 >>512064185
>>512056007 (OP)
I had this romanticized idea of jew york thanks to comics, tmnt and music mainly that interpol song homonymus, looked shitty if poor but had a cool aesthetic.
Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512058732
>>512058415
Because there was major gangwars fueled by the drug trade. I'm not sure normal ppl feel safer in today's america, as to why is probably a complex set of reasons.
Anonymous (ID: II2TvD6e) Poland No.512058815
this
>In 1985, there were 1,896 murders in New York City. This translates to a murder rate of 27.3 per 100,000 people
now how many new york has 500?
Anonymous (ID: X6eCZkB1) United States No.512059433
>>512056532
Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512059450 >>512059485 >>512059836
This looks dystopian. Why throw trash everywhere?
Anonymous (ID: lgwchxrO) Australia No.512059454
>>512056007 (OP)
I kinda like the graffiti, adds to the decay aesthetic.
Anonymous (ID: kY6Mm2dw) United States No.512059485
>>512059450
Anonymous (ID: Pikj0EPd) Canada No.512059527
>>512056007 (OP)
And NYC in the 80s wasn't as bad as in the 70s.
Anonymous (ID: X6eCZkB1) United States No.512059836 >>512061485
>>512059450
Americans in the 1960s/70s were like pajeets or Texans circa 2025, they thought they environment was magic and could absorb any amount of abuse.
Anonymous (ID: R6k0yVQp) Canada No.512059932
>>512056509
The small room in the back right corner is unironically a tin shit house
Anonymous (ID: nnmi3rUB) United States No.512060368 >>512064255
>>512057610
Well, after Bernie Getz at least.
Anonymous (ID: ynUbi/Sz) United States No.512060400
>>512056007 (OP)
Cause of problem visible in bottom right of picture.
Anonymous (ID: CcsW6Q+s) United Kingdom No.512061121
>>512056007 (OP)
>Its 2022 homicide rate of 5.3 per 100,000 residents compares favorably to the rate in the United States as a whole (6.3 per 100,000) and to rates in much more violent cities such as New Orleans (71.9 per 100,000) and St. Louis (69.8 per 100,000 residents).

I'm guessing they shipped the niggers out.
Anonymous (ID: Cqu6waiU) United States No.512061252
>>512056007 (OP)
I'm just old enough to remember Times Square being full of hookers and porno theaters. Not pleasant.
Vote Sliwa.
Anonymous (ID: Cqu6waiU) United States No.512061485
>>512059836
Another thing to consider is how much heroin was in the big cities in the '70s. Fent is just a second wind of that shit.
Anonymous (ID: Lh+BsGVP) Australia No.512062692
>>512056007 (OP)
America was so badass back then, just look at the coppers. The US will never return to the release Epstein files
Anonymous (ID: MO4aWDYs) United States No.512062940 >>512063236
>>512056532
I'm from NY. I've known some ex cops from back them. They all were corrupt and did coke.
Anonymous (ID: weTn4s/N) United States No.512063174
>>512056007 (OP)
>>512056351
Ktsynr
Anonymous (ID: RNw0eg37) Canada No.512063236
>>512062940
Has anything changed in that regard though?
Anonymous (ID: Gu86rZOh) Denmark No.512063981
>>512056007 (OP)
grafitti used to be so fucking cool
Anonymous (ID: vwEA++ni) United States No.512064008
>>512058415
>>In the early 90s, NYC had around 2000 murders per year,
>Holy fuck
That was the height of the crack epidemic. And as the other anon said, gang turf wars were rampant. Most of those killed were gang members or people in the dangerous areas. If you stayed away from those places, the cities remained quite safe.
Anonymous (ID: ZEuZQh1E) Australia No.512064046
>>512056007 (OP)
There were soldiers in the subway last year
Anonymous (ID: vwEA++ni) United States No.512064185
>>512058604
>I had this romanticized idea of jew york thanks to comics, tmnt and music mainly that interpol song homonymus, looked shitty if poor but had a cool aesthetic.
Any place is shitty if you're poor. Rural poverty is in some ways worse than urban poverty. There is typically less crime, but if your car breaks down and you're a poor rural guy, then you're screwed. Also, the nearest hospital might be 50 miles away. Some people in very rural areas drive an hour and a half each way to the nearest grocery store. Of course they stock up each time they go and only go like twice a month.
Anonymous (ID: 1XMLovTf) United States No.512064255
>>512060368
(((Getz)))
"white"
Anonymous (ID: FW6MQ6BC) United States No.512064557
>>512057011
I visited there in the mid 2000s and it was fun.
Visited in 2012 and everyone was phone zombies.