15 Replies to ““Took a walk around downtown San Salvador tonight.””

  1. The only gang members that might have made money and slipped through the fingers of justice would be the tattoo artists.
    The one’s that kept their own heads clean.It is easy to spot any escaped gang members.
    When America finally gets fed up with the criminals, I can see a future for San Francisco and NYC- NY.

    1. Back at me.
      Did see a few that missed getting their heads tattooed.
      Wondering how many thousands have been given work visia in Canada and America?

  3. Maybe Trudeaus next winter vacation should be there to see how it’s done.
    He could stop in Washington and pick up Biden on the way.

    1. What makes you think these two can change? They won’t and that’s part of the problem. And anyone who thinks they can change is also part of the problem. They are programmed to be evil for ever plus a day.

  4. I contrast San Salvador (where you can walk around at night) to Portland, Oregon (where you can’t even walk around during the day).

    https://apnews.com/article/oregon-drug-recriminalization-law-signed-governor-96e36ed60e999572bbf47c160b412a73

    The lead-in to the article proves that Communism works, only it hasn’t been applied properly (yet).

    “Oregon’s Democratic Gov. Tina Kotek on Monday signed into law a bill that recriminalizes the possession of small amounts of drugs, ending a first-in-the-nation experiment with decriminalization that was hobbled by implementation issues.”

    Hobbled by implementation issues… Further in, the article uses (“already grappling with”) COVID as another excuse (how does that even make sense because these people don’t mask and they live on the street).

    But the killer blow was the 533% increase in overdose deaths. That statistic shows up in the Fox News version but not in MSN or APNEWS. For the math-challenged, five times as many people died after they legalized hard drugs and that came as a shocker to those in charge.

    Comparing San Salvador with Portland shows you can solve the problem … if you want to.

    1. Was in Portland last June. What a dump that city is. Go 30 minutes anyway out of the city and it’s beautiful, still “liberal” but at least the junkies and poop infested sidewalks aren’t visible. They destroyed a once beautiful and prosperous city.

      1. Destroying a once beautiful and prosperous city is what Marxists do. It’s their duty to destroy. Crab bucket mentality.

  5. El Salvador should be on the list of bug out countries, “at least you can drive there” … if/after Canada unravels, and they’re not the only country out there…
    It’s not certain yet, much will depend on the next election and fallout from it, but I don’t see a way forward with the Conservatives which will repair 8-9 years of malfeasance with the #Libranos being overturned in a matter of weeks. It’s seriously intrenched within Canada now, and AB/Sask. are still continuously being attacked by Ottawa

    BBC and related legacy media are still complaining of what El Salvador has done to its criminal class. That’s your first hint that the country is on the right track.

    https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-68286893

    Can you imagine?
    “Hey honey I’m going for a walk”
    “Where are you going”?
    “I’m going for a walk downtown, see some sights lit up”
    “what”?????

    1. Murder rate plummets and people are worried about the prisoner’s rights….What they need is capital punishment.

  6. The peoblem is a LOT of countries around the world have now seen how full of “””” (literally) the US is. The developing world is done buying US debt. The developing world is done listening to tall tales of the “American Way” and the developing world has said “the US Constitution is total garbage. Look at what it has wrought”.

    There is no way the US comes back from this. Just as in the 1950s it was impossible to hide American prosperity from its rivals, now it is impossible to hide American decay and poverty from its rivals.

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