Tuesday, January 21, 2020

Louisville Sucks Part II......French For Louisville Suce Deuxième Partie

Since Louisville was named after King Louie I think a little bit of French would be most appropriate for the Possibility City that should called Possum Billy City and increasingly sucks for most of the residents of Louisville. Here is part two of Louisville Sucks or as some of the local even write that Louisville Sux. 

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Along with the urban infrastructure debacle of 2009 until present, the city despite being the 4th largest taxed city in the nation is also a chronic waste of economic resources despite the high tax burden it places on its resident and business community.

Dixie Highway isn't the only place in Louisville that is a problem when it comes to infrastructure and issues with falling apart infrastructure. You can pretty much circle most streets in downtown Louisville, KY as being bombed out cratered streets because of the lack of care and maintaining such roadwork.

Instead, Louisville's liberal leaning mayor has all of these mentally unhinged ideas about sustainability and how he's going to make Louisville into a sustainable city despite the fact that his city is falling apart at the seams and with a weak economy and unsustainable debt issues not only with the city but the publicly controlled Louisville Water Company and Metropolitan Sewer District respectively LWC and MSD for abbreviation.

LWC can barely function being a mayor appointed public corporation where the mayor of Louisville appoints those who run the government office. Same with MSD being appointees and none too efficient seeing that they've been running a debt of over 4 billion dollars. All for a city and a service area of perhaps less than 800,000 people.

Former Louisville Mayor and Lt. Governor Jerry Abramson oversaw MSD and LWC during the years prior to current Mayor Greg Fischer got his hands involved in the mess and has done nothing to really help anything. Add in the fact that MSD spends and screws the ratepayers into the ground every chance they get adds to the angst that many in the community has towards the MSD.

Another reason why Louisville sucks is the mamby pamby work done by the Police Chief Steve Conrad and Mayor Greg Fischer to law and order issues. Instead of cracking down on crime and going after those enablers and criminals that are terrorizing the community, they choose to ignore the problem or try to approach it with a politically correct angle. Therefore, this politically correct nonsense is further reason why in the last several years the crime problems in Louisville, KY have spiked including a spike in murders to where murders are at least 1.5 to 2 times more than they were only a very few years ago. The 2016 Murder Count for Louisville, KY was 123 and the 2017 count today November 1, 2017 is 141 with two months remaining in the year.

Louisville sucks also because of the unsustainable low wage economy that has been created in the city over the past several decades. Louisville used to have a higher wage structure economy than just about anywhere that a person could get a good job and own a home and nice vehicle. However, that is and has been going away for some time now since those manufacturing jobs have been sent off to Mexico, China, and other Third World sweatshops.

The Louisville Solution: Have more service jobs and low wage employers flipping boxes at part time hours and part time pay. Then maybe these people might go full time although they'll entice you with the Metroversity program, etc. If not, you can find one of the low wage 8.50 an hour or 9 dollar an hour job working at one of the fine warehouses around the city that have been springing up for the past couple of decades. All with extra tax breaks and economic incentives while the taxpayer continues to get screwed into the ground.

If that doesn't work for you, then Louisville has plenty of temporary jobs working for maybe 2 or 3 months a year until you are unemployed all over again or laid off like so many people go through at various low wage employers.


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