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The Decline of Safety in Seattle's Public Transit: A Reflection of Progressive Policies
Seattle, once proud of its vibrant urban life and public transit system, now grapples with relentless violence that seems to have become part of the daily landscape. From stabbings and shootings to assaults on bus drivers, the city’s transit system has morphed into a microcosm of its broader social issues—trauma, homelessness, and a justice system perceived as ineffectual. This disturbing trend highlights a critical question: how did we get here, and what does it say about the direction of local policies?