Your Point: Do you feel safe in New York City?

One of the controversial issues facing lawmakers in Albany is whether to enact new laws affecting public safety. There are strong feelings on all sides.

[thomasmaroti]

Follow up question: Who did you vote for?

[mikewoods]

I don't mind if all the jails are closed, as long as we get rid of the need to have them.

[wrathofpaulii]

the girl at 1:00 ... she's blaming the police? people like her is why NYC is the way it is.

[Flashyfinancier]

"Whats the issue here?" - LeRepeatOffender James

[inspectorgrower]

AND WHOEVER DO SAY THEY FEEL SAFE LIYING 🖕🏾

[MalchikGuy]

1:07
Thought for a minute she was going to spill the beans..lol
tension in ♠️'s

[Sardonic-Angel]

No one likes to go underground to be packed in with burnt sardines 🌚

[vm]

of course not, especially mental nut case at NYC. certain color especially

[kevinw]

Taxpayers funded social programs may have well intentions but often end up producing more dysfunctional families which is the root cause why large cities have so many criminals.

[patriciaoreilly]

What a silly question. Would not visit with a free ticket very sad 😔

[davelarson]

How many people condemned the 13/60blacrimewave and were cut off🤔
These are highly edited pieces.. to come off as the polar opposite of Mark Dice's man-on-the-street vids😆

[Flashyfinancier]

They shouldve interviewed LeBron James. Theres a lot of White police officers in New York so im not sure if he feels really safe 🤷‍♂️

[ds]

Do you feel safe in NYC?
If not and you voted Democrat,
NO SYMPATHY

[luciferdzhugashvili]

If you wanna feel safe then don’t go to NYC. Or Baltimore. Or Chicago. Or Detroit.

[johncasciello]

What should lawmakers do?? Try having the LAW MAKERS ride subwaste (YES spelled in correctly!!) with the LAW BREAKERS!!!!Get rid of thier LIMO SERVICE & ARMED SECURITY: $1, 000.00 SUIT WEARING PROTECTORS!! Let em' live away from thier SILK STOCKING DISTRICTS & END/GORMET/SWANK areas!! Let em' try it- -they, ll like it!!!!

[adk]

more officers is not the answer. 6 billion spent on NYC police already. imagine if even just 1 billion of that was diverted to social services. lack of employment and lack of access to social services is what leads to the petty crime, homelessness, and violence seen in the subway system - not the amount of police on the ground.