The urban hellscape known as Buenos Aires has been fighting a war on the manteros, street vendors, many of whom often place their (often cheap or stolen) goods on carpets on the floor, taking up part of the sidewalk. Also, most are Boliguayans and other undesirables.
They'd have to pay me to live in that city so vile it even has niggers; but it's nice to see small changes like these are being done to improve quality of life for people.
They'd have to pay me to live in that city so vile it even has niggers; but it's nice to see small changes like these are being done to improve quality of life for people.
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my dad lives there and I have no idea it has become a total shithole.
@helldiverliberator I mean, if he didn't tell you, he's probably grown used to it like most people. But during the past year it became a lot more liveable. For starters the 4,000 pickets blocking streets, causing brawls, skirmishes with cops and generally ruining people's day went down to zero pickets.
@rasterman I see.
However, my dad‘s phone and laptop got stolen when someone broke into his apartment a while ago when my dad went out.
@helldiverliberator It was probably scrawny rat men (Spics). That will take longer to stop. What I'm saying is the overt, shameless disrespect for the law has stopped in some areas and is being addressed in others. Third world circus stuff. Not that we're not Switzerland or something.
