PowPowPowerCrystal

PowPowPowerCrystal t1_j66ll9w wrote

With high density populations you see more terrible things happen simply because there are more people. Things like this happen in all towns, everywhere, but a place with 5k people might see this happen with years between occurrences. A place with 120k will see this happen multiple times a year. Lots to criticize Manchester for, but this isn’t the city’s fault. If you read the article city employees discovered the issue. The very fact of being in Manchester brought this to a quicker ending than if this was a more rural environment where no one would have reason to be within earshot of the kids on a multi-acre property set 100 feet back from the road.

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PowPowPowerCrystal t1_j1zcuo1 wrote

Cool, now it’s your turn to say that maybe it’s just a little gross for people to so deeply need to know that they are morally superior to an addicted and mentally ill homeless person.

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