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Reading “Europe: A History”, and the author stated this: “Serving a wealthy patron was the best road to social advancement. It was patronage that gave Roman government its characteristic blend of democratic forms and oligarchic control.” Irsay speaks for itself; Christel House and Bosma, Pence, and Daniels (who of course pushed LOS) …
CBS: The most dangerous cities in America, ranked 12. Indianapolis, Indiana
The violent crime rate in Indianapolis is 1,334 per 100,000 residents.
In 2017, 156 people in the city were murdered. 159 in 2018 and as of 10-28-19 we are 120.
I can’t see how supporting more of the same would be good for Irsay or DeHaan.
Right- why does he not address this? I can’t go to the grocery after dark