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I’d be paranoid to drive in the city that’s definitely a diff skill set 😂 my sister moved back right before covid but still owns a condo there. Krieger said the same thing about it’s gradual and then sudden decline. I was there last in 2016 and it was pretty obvious back then it was over. I Could not have imagined their covid response tho that was like China. I have friends still out there but it’s bc they have the golden handcuffs of their jobs and yeah they def all look unwell and vaxed. Wild times

Seg₿it 2y ago

Yeah, I still have alot of family that still live there or more like stuck there. Both of my parents lived and met there so NY is the reason why I'm even alive lol. But since I left the country, I've lost touch with pretty much everyone there. I came back to the states to buy a car and then take a take a roadtrip to go see them. Unfortunately, everything about that trip, all my plans went to shit and I got "sick" for the first time since I last lived in NY...long story. I was able to at least get to facetime some of them but it was also what I feared given my research and knowing about the CCP-style covid response there; unwell, fatigued, noticeable weight-gain, probably Vxed.

Oh and I gotta give a +1 for Michael Kreiger, I used to read his liberty blitkrieg blog way back in like 2012-18 and had his twitter bookmarked when I dropped twitter for good. I've always enjoyed reading his insights and what he had to write/tweet.

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rand0mguest2 2y ago

My family is all from ny/Italy so it’s relatable. It’s sad to watch the decline but this is the result of those progressive ideas. One thing I do know is that a lot of ppl got fake vax cards there as as result of the tyranny (very New Yorker) so who knows about the real numbers.