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The $18 Million Solution

If Mayor Greg Nickels can cut youth crime in half, as long as we give him $9 million, shouldn't we just give him $18 million and get rid of youth crime all together?

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  • Abbey

    Aw, thanks Troy! You have had my back since soup.



    And yes, Mayor Nickels is deeply deeply out of touch. Always has been, always will be.

  • I was! Don't worry Abbey. I don't front that kind of attitude to people I know. Just the ones who I don't think I'll ever meet.



    Sorry! I've had your back since Soup.

  • Abbey

    oh, maybe he was and maybe I am feeling *far* too sensitive.





  • Katelyn

    Wait, I thought Troy was talking to Mayor Nickels :/

  • Abbey

    The post was in jest Troy.



    Apologies for not addressing the topic as you see fit earlier, or today.

  • Ugh. Just... how out of touch are you? You take months to address it and then you address this way?

  • MonkeyPilot

    Apparently, cutting youth crime involves handing out a lot of t-shirts with the program logo on them. At least, that is what I'm led to believe by the photo that ran with this story in yesterday's paper.



    Perhaps at-risk youth are more easily swayed by messages printed onto low-cost apparel than the rest of us, but I somehow doubt it.

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