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On this Wednesday, one of the great cities in the world, Boston, is now heading down the same destructive path that San Francisco and Portland, Oregon, took.

Politicians are coddling drug addicts and barbaric behavior

is the result. It's the same old story. A far left mayor, Michelle Wu, imposing harm reduction

on the public by giving away free needles, as well as allowing addicted people to publicly

inject narcotics and live on the streets. Even swanky neighborhoods like Beacon Hill

are now exposed to gross social disorder. Parents walking young children to school or to the playgrounds often encounter

a gauntlet of debauchery. Having attended college and worked local news in Boston, it is my second

home. When I went to a Celtics game last winter, I noticed the stone zombies stumbling around the harbor area,

which is a prime tourist destination. Mayor Wu has to see that as well, but she apparently

does not care. So here's some real harm reduction. Enforced drug possession laws, Madam Mayor,

give the productive citizens of Boston a break. Protect the sensibilities of children

and the elderly. Put your insane ideology in the glove compartment and do the right thing for a change. Is that too much to ask back in a

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