Sanctuary cities are a fact of life. How long will it be before a U.S. city embraces a no go zone?
No go zones and sanctuary cities
- Thread starter rodgerblue
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I was in a no-go zone for a good (mostly terrible) three months during the great weed drought of 1999.
Damn po-po busted all the dope spots and nobody had ish for weeks and everyone was afraid of the snitches.
I was smoking brown weed. That, sir, is bull manure.
To the real topic, it'll probably happen somewhere in the south, midwest or southwest. Unlikely on the coasts and in the northern-middle U.S. because Arabs don't like cold or there's no people to kill in Montana.
Damn po-po busted all the dope spots and nobody had ish for weeks and everyone was afraid of the snitches.
I was smoking brown weed. That, sir, is bull manure.
To the real topic, it'll probably happen somewhere in the south, midwest or southwest. Unlikely on the coasts and in the northern-middle U.S. because Arabs don't like cold or there's no people to kill in Montana.
"No Go Zones" are imaginary. Comically so. (If your mind enjoys grim irony.) "Sanctuary Cities" is so broad a term as to be meaningless. Worse, misleading. The term would appear to indicate that a city is a shelter for illegals, and yet many of the cities have high numbers of deportees. Both words are merely anger bait.