Chicago Man Robbed, Shot and Killed while livestreaming on Facebook

The formerly beautiful Chicago, city that my Mother and I loved and my Mother took me to, at least 2x/year, to events, museums, festivals, for shopping, international food festivals. True diversity was celebrated everywhere. I babysat Czechoslovakians, Italians and Polish. My high school had over 7,000 students from everywhere in the world, on two campuses in two different towns, larger than U Dayton. Racism was nonexistant and provable as people gathered, hung out together or went out on Friday nights.

Great design was found everywhere, great history, great nature, was found and celebrated everywhere. Design, top of the line. Food, the best. The Czech's across the street made their own liquor in the back yard in a little house or hut, IDRemember.
Clean. Busy. Lively. Polite. I never saw racism there. Not downtown nor the burbs. Nor in my huge 7,000+ high school in 2 campuses in two different burbs. None. I always had Black friends. Not until I came to Dayton, did I see racism and it was black girls against the white girls, and that was in college. It was new to me and to my friends. We steered clear, they would have knocked us into the wall instead of just physically bumping us, if the opportunity arose, and never looked back. Rude beyond belief.

Different stories on all fronts, now. Creeps and DS know what they are doing as I will say again, everything is connected. More violence creates more racism. Lack of common language of culture, history, literacy, is part of the toolbox of growing/feeding the same racism that turns a person, one by one—against people groups. Once literacy is destroyed, anything is possible. Morality. Family. Literacy. and the rest. Words matter.

Stupid, greedy, immoral leaders have brought in the trash on purpose and dis-labeled it sympathy and help. Zero standards. Lack of borders brings in the riff and the raff. All useful idiots, as the left has admitted, to their purposes. Heads must roll, soone or later.

Replies

Jea9 August 16, 2025 at 9:45am

The formerly beautiful Chicago, city that my Mother and I loved and my Mother took me to, at least 2x/year, to events, museums, festivals, for shopping, international food festivals. True diversity was celebrated everywhere. I babysat Czechoslovakians, Italians and Polish. My high school had over 7,000 students from everywhere in the world, on two campuses in two different towns, larger than U Dayton. Racism was nonexistant and provable as people gathered, hung out together or went out on Friday nights.

Great design was found everywhere, great history, great nature, was found and celebrated everywhere. Design, top of the line. Food, the best. The Czech's across the street made their own liquor in the back yard in a little house or hut, IDRemember.
Clean. Busy. Lively. Polite. I never saw racism there. Not downtown nor the burbs. Nor in my huge 7,000+ high school in 2 campuses in two different burbs. None. I always had Black friends. Not until I came to Dayton, did I see racism and it was black girls against the white girls, and that was in college. It was new to me and to my friends. We steered clear, they would have knocked us into the wall instead of just physically bumping us, if the opportunity arose, and never looked back. Rude beyond belief.

Different stories on all fronts, now. Creeps and DS know what they are doing as I will say again, everything is connected. More violence creates more racism. Lack of common language of culture, history, literacy, is part of the toolbox of growing/feeding the same racism that turns a person, one by one—against people groups. Once literacy is destroyed, anything is possible. Morality. Family. Literacy. and the rest. Words matter.

Stupid, greedy, immoral leaders have brought in the trash on purpose and dis-labeled it sympathy and help. Zero standards. Lack of borders brings in the riff and the raff. All useful idiots, as the left has admitted, to their purposes. Heads must roll, soone or later.
ilona Trommler August 16, 2025 at 7:58am

Lovely....don't we all want to live in Chicago!

This reply was deleted.