Imagine that— Enforcing the Law Really Works

A stroll down DC’s avenues and boulevards shows hope for a better city…

We can debate the causes of mass lawlessness in America, but the effects are clear: it’s leading to the downfall of the country and a decline in the standard of living—particularly for the poorest and most vulnerable, but no one is exempt. ⚠️

My recent foray into Washington, D.C., as part of my Operation Algorithm Assassin to end Big Tech stealth censorship, showed me a city on the mend—at least temporarily, but hopefully permanently. The streets in the downtown area were safe and clean. 🏛️🚶‍♂️

A massive program to restore the exteriors of numerous government buildings was underway. Even the venerable Supreme Court was seeing its exterior restored. ⚖️✨ But it’s going to take much more to restore the interior—or soul—of America. These efforts must be replicated all over the country and must be sustained if we truly want to restore America. 🇺🇸

It’s a difficult feat for a country to renew itself. Such efforts usually fail, but now we have a government that is at least willing to try. One common feature of too many American cities is the smell of urine drifting from dark recesses. 💧🚫 Once upon a time, relieving oneself in public would lead to a citation or even jail. Now this most base of behaviors is ignored and tolerated.

The trend toward the legalization—or at least the toleration—of marijuana has not helped. 🌿 While it is generally illegal to consume the drug in public, law enforcement has turned its back on this behavior, “preferring to concentrate on more serious crimes.” As if anti‑social behavior that happens freely in the open isn’t serious.

It appears a significant part of the population has woken up to the perniciousness of permissiveness. I did encounter unruly youths in the D.C. subway. 🚇👦👧 Once upon a time, this behavior would have never been tolerated.

And while we’re at it, we should stop tolerating out‑of‑wedlock births and fatherless families. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦❗ In fact, we should not be encouraging it in the form of increased welfare payments. But of course, being a progressive in modern America means never having to take responsibility for the destructiveness of your policies.

America’s cities can be renewed—but only if the rule of law is restored, enforced, and sustained. 🔑🏙️