
Of course, Indianapolis' officials are renown for wasting taxpayer money on bad public art. Carmel, however, wins the prize for creepiness.
“Throughout history, it has been the inaction of those who could have acted; the indifference of those who should have known better; the silence of the voice of justice when it mattered most; that has made it possible for evil to triumph.” Haile Selassie
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It's what the people want.
I have owned in Carmel and I have owned in Marion County where I currently reside. I prefer Carmel but as long as I stay in the center of Center Township I can deal with the deterioation everywhere else in the Marion County. My preference with Carmel does NOT include the utterly corrupt Mayor Brainard.
Longtime Mayor Jim Brainard's ENTIRE faux downtown Carmel is "creepy" just as are those bizarre life-size/life like statues. Brainard gave Carmelites a fake Arts District, a fake downtown, fake urban clustered living zones, and establishment Republican Brainard gave his politically connected construction company PEDCOR millions in many of these schemes.
That Carmelites continue to re-elect the corrupt Jim Brainard speaks to the low information voter phenom AND to a political system that views anyone with a realistic, Conservative world view as a "fringe candidate" (Brainard's words).
While many things are blamed for the deficiencies of Western societies, but no matter how sacred it is, the problem is democracy. Corrupt idiots cannot be expected to elect wise people with integrity.
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