An important fact regarding grand plans to combat Kansas City blight . . .
Dust from demolition of hundreds of KC homes poses health risk
This is a typical Kansas City Lose/Lose situation given that leaving empty and abandoned buildings intact also destroys neighborhoods and presents a public health risk given that hobos, squatters, drug dealers and other criminals set up shop in these abandoned homes. Also, consider so many Kansas City vacants that burn in uncontrolled fires sparked almost every week.
Sadly, there's not an easy solution to this problem and most of Kansas City's short attention span is dedicated to the Toy Train Streetcar anyhoo . . .
Looks like the Chink Noodle Parlor had a Meow Mix explosion again. Damn.
ReplyDeleteHere is a great solution.
ReplyDeleteStop letting your thug kids run wild, turn into criminals who then rape and murder every one with in close proximity so that the fuckin tax base flees to more salubrious climes and your old neighborhood is run by drug dealin, ganbangin piecis of shit while you wait for whitey to come bail your fuckin ass out again and bitch about no grocery stores and raicsm while you wait, then when he gets there bitch about the fuckin dust.
Jesus.
The solution is if you're concerned about the dust, don't stand around watching the houses be demolished. The dust will settle.
ReplyDeleteAnyone who lives next door to one of these disasters is far more likely to suffer from the cats, rats, and roaches that infest them than from any dust that happens when they come down. People should be happy that the city is finally taking action in bringing these houses down and stop complaining about the temporary inconvenience involved.
Not even whiny Brooksiders have a right to a risk-free life.
Just tear the houses down while it's raining.
ReplyDelete9:51 BEST post of the year.
ReplyDeleteSo the libs would want legislation for this, instead for personal responsibility. Two options: don't watch or move up wind. Problem solved.
ReplyDeleteLibtard fags have to complain about anything everything just so they feel relevant.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a problem Detroit has, but its in our hometown. I am so glad Mayor Sly James pushed for a sneaky vote to implement $100,000,000 in taxes to pay for 2 miles of an expensive street car.
ReplyDelete100 million bucks could really clean up KCMO. The school district doesnt have accreditation, but golly gee we need that street car to brag about at mayors conferences to other mayors.
Excellent point.
ReplyDeleteForget the accreditation.
ReplyDelete5 BILLION dollars couldnt fix it 15 years ago, so 100 Million would be pissed down the civil rights rat hole in 30 days.
why don't they let the fire dept. use these houses for pratice or is it to much trouble for them to get off there lazy ass'es
ReplyDeleteAsbestos dust kills. Eric Bosch was silent at the demolition of those houses on Olive. If he knew there was something wrong, then why didn't he speak up as everybody inhaled dust? I suspect he's a bit of a racist.
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