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There are 65 construction cranes in downtown Seattle now you stupid moron
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The Seattle Times is wrong. There are actually 34 cranes in downtown Seattle currently.
There is actually one less
. Did you know that construction cranes are not people? Even Chinese ghost cities have lots of construction cranes.The Seattle Times is wrong. There are actually 34 cranes in downtown Seattle currently.
There is actually one less
you just a drug addled moron. I prefer facts to your delusions... https://www.bizjournals.com/seattle...has-more-construction-cranes-than-la-and.html
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Strawman fallacy. Cranes are not people.
Persons moving to suburban Houston, Suburban Dallas, Suburban OKC, etc… are likely moving there because they are either working in Houston, Dallas, or OKC or the places they are working in the periphery are there because they have customers in those cities. Trying to argue that the “Seattle Region” is doing well is, well, false and a dumb argument to make. You should know better.
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Insult fallacy. Cranes are not people.
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Well, since you seem to have no arguments left and have turned to insulting people...done here.
Texas is a cesspool.
The reason the Seattle Area is doing well is because Seattle is doing well.
That was a moronic comment for the ages….
They are a sign of economic development. Much more than population The greater Delhi area) has something like 27,000,000 people. Do you think that automatically means that the cities are doing great?
Police bust drug rings at Seattle homeless encampments; 10 arrested
By: KIRO 7 News Staff
Updated: May 15, 2019 - 11:56 PM
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Ten people were arrested and several weapons, cash, drugs and stolen items were seized after a drug ring was busted at encampments two Seattle neighborhoods Wednesday, police said.
Police served warrants to two tents at an encampment on 2nd Avenue South and South Washington Street, an apartment on 6th Avenue South and South Washington Street and an apartment in the south precinct.
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Investigators believe the apartments served as a base of operations that supplied drugs to the streets and was a facility to collect and resale stolen property. Six people were arrested at these locations.
>> PHOTOS: Drugs, stolen items seized in Seattle drug ring bust
Police also served warrants to two tents at an encampment at 10th Avenue South and South Dearborn Street and a house in the 3000 block of Beacon Avenue South. Four people were arrested at these locations.
Investigators said they believe that the home was serving as the primary base for operations.
"Real and fake firearms. Knives, machetes and a sword. Stolen purses, tablets, cellphones, watches, clothing and perfume. Over $20,000 in cash. And drugs. Nearly a pound of crack cocaine, plus varying quantities of heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana and pills," said Seattle police sergeant Sean Whitcomb. "These items and more comprise the myriad evidence detectives will be poring over and cataloging as they build criminal cases against ten people arrested."
Police said they do not believe the drug rings are connected but were operating undependently with similar patterns of criminal behavior.
The investigaiton remains active and ongoing.
Police said more arrests may be made later.
By: KIRO 7 News Staff
Updated: May 15, 2019 - 11:56 PM
Ten people were arrested and several weapons, cash, drugs and stolen items were seized after a drug ring was busted at encampments two Seattle neighborhoods Wednesday, police said.
Police served warrants to two tents at an encampment on 2nd Avenue South and South Washington Street, an apartment on 6th Avenue South and South Washington Street and an apartment in the south precinct.
Related Headlines
Suspect arrested after allegedly stabbing man at encampment in North Seattle
Police: Two men arrested after assault at homeless encampment
Man arrested after using airsoft rifle to shoot rats at encampment next to I-90
Investigators believe the apartments served as a base of operations that supplied drugs to the streets and was a facility to collect and resale stolen property. Six people were arrested at these locations.
>> PHOTOS: Drugs, stolen items seized in Seattle drug ring bust
Police also served warrants to two tents at an encampment at 10th Avenue South and South Dearborn Street and a house in the 3000 block of Beacon Avenue South. Four people were arrested at these locations.
Investigators said they believe that the home was serving as the primary base for operations.
"Real and fake firearms. Knives, machetes and a sword. Stolen purses, tablets, cellphones, watches, clothing and perfume. Over $20,000 in cash. And drugs. Nearly a pound of crack cocaine, plus varying quantities of heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana and pills," said Seattle police sergeant Sean Whitcomb. "These items and more comprise the myriad evidence detectives will be poring over and cataloging as they build criminal cases against ten people arrested."
Police said they do not believe the drug rings are connected but were operating undependently with similar patterns of criminal behavior.
The investigaiton remains active and ongoing.
Police said more arrests may be made later.
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Completely Effed
Cranes can kill people, though.
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Well, we DO have Boeing plants in Everett, and the Kent valley (not in Seattle), we do have Amazon AWS and primary website development teams here (most of which live outside of Seattle and commute), we have Microsoft (primarily on the Eastside, not in Seattle), Nintendo (Eastside and North Bend, not in Seattle), and whole host of smaller high tech companies (most of which are on the Eastside or Tukwila and south areas, not in Seattle).
The high tech industry is doing well, so the Seattle area is doing well. Downtown Seattle is NOT doing well. It's only saving grace happens to be Amazon. Most of those people commute from other areas. They don't live in Seattle. Even Bezos commutes to work from Bellevue. He's getting tired of the City of Seattle's attitude too. He's in the process of moving more of Amazon out of the Seattle area.
Why do you think Texas is a cesspool?
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You are locked in paradox now. You said high numbers of people is a good thing. Then you say high numbers of people is a bad thing. Which is it, dude?
Cranes are not a sign of economic development. There are lots of cranes in Chinese ghost cities. There is no economic development there, yet there are cranes. Have you forgotten what happened to Las Vegas already?