25 Break-ins, ZERO Arrests: Seattle's Crime Policy EXPOSED

Welcome to another episode of "Seattle: Where Common Sense Goes to Die." In just 15 minutes of walking through one neighborhood, I managed to document a homeless man getting run over by a garbage truck while high on fentanyl, a restaurant broken into 25 times (yes, TWENTY-FIVE), and another shuttered Starbucks – one of 11 that closed thanks to Seattle's progressive paradise policies. But hey, at least they're cleaning up for the World Cup because apparently they CAN fix this mess when FIFA comes calling – they just choose not to the other 364 days of the year.

From $10 prostitutes in public parks to million-dollar condos 85 feet away, Seattle perfectly captures the insanity of progressive governance. We've got utility workers quietly admitting the city only cleans up for special events, small businesses getting destroyed by repeat criminals, and major corporations saying "thanks but no thanks" to Seattle's anti-business climate. Meanwhile, locals just shrug and say "it's just Seattle" as if having hookers boarding public buses is totally normal.

Is this really the best we can do? How many more businesses need to close before someone admits these policies aren't working? Hit subscribe if you're tired of pretending this chaos is compassionate – let's keep exposing the real cost of feel-good politics gone wrong.