Travel to the tomorrow social engineers are constructing for us by riding the New York City subway system. It might be a challenge getting past the entrance…

The New York Post reports on the scene above:

A 16-year-old boy with a gun bust under his belt was caught on video violently attacking a Manhattan cop after allegedly jumping a turnstile — and then freed the next day, police sources said Monday.

His previous arrests for carrying a loaded gun and for robbery also resulted in release.

Police union leader Patrick Lynch explains that this is “why the chaos in the transit system is not improving more quickly” and laments that “we are feeling abandoned by a justice system that won’t back us up.”

The teen, whom cops did not publicly identify because of his age, had jumped the turnstile at the 125th Street-Lexington Avenue station in East Harlem just before 6 p.m. Saturday, cops said.

Liberals have a solution: pressure cops to just let lowlifes jump the turnstiles. After all, enforcing the law against turnstile jumping is racist, because it disparately impacts minorities.

Once past the turnstiles, prurient riders are in for a treat:

Straphangers struggled to hold onto their morals as a collection of voluptuous vixens dressed in skimpy black bikinis jumped, gyrated and jiggled during a makeshift pool party hosted inside an L train car. …

[T]he party animals took turns hurling their bodies across a Slip ‘N Slide that was stationed on the train’s floor and lubricated with bottled water.

The temptresses enjoyed the rest of their joyride by bouncing their bottoms on the crotches of male bystanders and twerking on each other in an inflatable pool.

The live show featured simulated sex acts with a dog and a dwarf:

Progressives have been systematically eradicating American culture, which they denounce as white supremacist, Christofascist, et cetera. Here we see what they are replacing it with.

Until the fundamental transformation into utopia is complete, maybe Gotham could keep itself afloat financially by charging admission like the zoo.

On tips from Occam’s Stubble and Wiggins.

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