They got something in Sacramento called the Lavender Heights, which is the gay part of town where they have the pride flags everywhere and the crosswalk is painted rainbow color.
And everybody gay.
So lately there was like some gay, not the gay pride parade, but some other gay parade day thing.
And apparently these two women were coming out of a gay bar and they claimed that they were either harassed or something like that, allegedly.
And they filed some kind of report.
And then there was another gay guy like the next day who said, oh, yeah, I was chased down the street and somebody tried to hit me or something or somebody hit me.
I forgot what it was.
He claimed somebody attacked him or whatever.
OK, that's it.
Two attacks in Lavender Heights.
City Council swoops into action.
All new lighting for the Lavender Heights district, which is downtown.
In the middle of everything downtown.
And it's not really super safe at night where that whole area is anyways because bums and regular crime and other stuff.
Not just because everybody gay, it's because it's in a high crime part of town.
So now they're putting up new streetlights in the Lavender Heights district.
They're putting extra police patrols and they hired private security to walk the streets at night and all this because people allegedly said that they were attacked after the gay pride thing or whatever parade they have.
I don't fucking know.
But if anybody gets, if they get complaints from the gay district, out come the pocketbook.
We're just gonna start spending taxpayer money because they said that they were attacked or assaulted or harassed, whatever.
But every, it comes up like every six months, somebody makes a claim in that part of town and it makes the news and out comes city council to the rescue and out comes taxpayer dollars to the rescue.
Yeah, so in other news, Trump, Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is creating an AI force.
And he's naming an AI czar.
I don't know who that's going to be.
They got something in Sacramento called the Lavender Heights, which is the gay part of town where they have the pride flags everywhere and the crosswalk is painted rainbow color.
And everybody gay.
So lately there was like some gay, not the gay pride parade, but some other gay parade day thing.
And apparently these two women were coming out of a gay bar and they claimed that they were either harassed or something like that, allegedly.
And they filed some kind of report.
And then there was another gay guy like the next day who said, oh, yeah, I was chased down the street and somebody tried to hit me or something or somebody hit me.
I forgot what it was.
He claimed somebody attacked him or whatever.
OK, that's it.
Two attacks in Lavender Heights.
City Council swoops into action.
All new lighting for the Lavender Heights district, which is downtown.
In the middle of everything downtown.
And it's not really super safe at night where that whole area is anyways because bums and regular crime and other stuff.
Not just because everybody gay, it's because it's in a high crime part of town.
So now they're putting up new streetlights in the Lavender Heights district.
They're putting extra police patrols and they hired private security to walk the streets at night and all this because people allegedly said that they were attacked after the gay pride thing or whatever parade they have.
I don't fucking know.
But if anybody gets, if they get complaints from the gay district, out come the pocketbook.
We're just gonna start spending taxpayer money because they said that they were attacked or assaulted or harassed, whatever.
But every, it comes up like every six months, somebody makes a claim in that part of town and it makes the news and out comes city council to the rescue and out comes taxpayer dollars to the rescue.
Yeah, so in other news, Trump, Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is creating an AI force.
And he's naming an AI czar.
I don't know who that's going to be.
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