Just the normal Sports Riots that happen sometimes after Teams Wins. In this case it was the Knicks winning a NBA game. Kinda thing that rarely makes the news.
Given it’s difficult to paint it in a partisan light. As they often occur regardless of which party is in control of the local area and area demographics.
So there’s no angle to portray. Beyond the general disorder and chaos that comes when Drunk/inebriated Assholes congregate in large numbers.
Speaking of the Pony Express…Went to the Pony express museum in St. Joe, Mo. a few years ago. It was pretty cool to see where it started. I had no idea it lasted less than two years due to the building of the telegraph lines. The infrastructure was a major undertaking for the time, and to have it go out of business so soon was heartbreaking.
Riots, in NYC? I haven't heard a peep about that, I'm in the Midwest, though. Our lines of communication are still supported by the pony express.
Just the normal Sports Riots that happen sometimes after Teams Wins. In this case it was the Knicks winning a NBA game. Kinda thing that rarely makes the news.
Given it’s difficult to paint it in a partisan light. As they often occur regardless of which party is in control of the local area and area demographics.
So there’s no angle to portray. Beyond the general disorder and chaos that comes when Drunk/inebriated Assholes congregate in large numbers.
There is an angle, but it's quite inconvenient.
Speaking of the Pony Express…Went to the Pony express museum in St. Joe, Mo. a few years ago. It was pretty cool to see where it started. I had no idea it lasted less than two years due to the building of the telegraph lines. The infrastructure was a major undertaking for the time, and to have it go out of business so soon was heartbreaking.