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#827
#827
Matt2496 said:
It's funny to me how certain people (EL and LG) are radio silent on this black supremacist terror attack. These people only ever care about a mass shooting when it's a white person or Christian.
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I don’t watch TV news, but I assume this isn’t being covered from the racist angle much.

If this dude was white and racist….oh man.
 
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#828
allvol123 said:
I don’t watch TV news, but I assume this isn’t being covered from the racist angle much.

If this dude was white and racist….oh man.
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It would be wall to wall coverage about how evil and racist America is. Rioting and looting, "mostly peaceful protests", would break out all over the country.

Oh, and also, there would be a huge push for gun control.
 
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#829
Matt2496 said:
It would be wall to wall coverage about how evil and racist America is. Rioting and looting, "mostly peaceful protests", would break out all over the country.

Oh, and also, there would be a huge push for gun control.
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If this black racist had been carrying a weapon in certain other states, there is a good chance someone would have shot his ass returning fire.
 
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Bullets Fly at Bronx Subway Station: NYPD

Shots were fired inside a Bronx subway station early Saturday — less than a week after a deranged man opened fire on a rush hour Brooklyn train and left dozens of people hurt.

No one was injured when bullets flew inside the West 183rd Street station just before 2 a.m., said police, who added they’re still investigating whether shots were also fired on the 4 train.

Three shell casings were found on the northbound 4 train platform, the NYPD said.

A man in his 20s with a black backpack and female with a green jacket are being sought in connection with the incident, cops added.

NYPD says shots fired at Bronx subway station
 
#831
#831
volinbham said:
if they had them it was minor - just an inflated claim to justify the war.

I just thought it was a new level of anti-gun rhetoric to refer to them as WMDs (Eric Adams).
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Eric Adams turn out worse than Bill DeBlasio because he doesn't have a clue how to run the city that is already sinking. The job is too big for him. Unlike DeBlasio who inherited a good situation and set it back to pre-Rudy Guilani, Adams inherited a mess and is stuck being lost.
 
#832
#832
Matt2496 said:
It's funny to me how certain people (EL and LG) are radio silent on this black supremacist terror attack. These people only ever care about a mass shooting when it's a white person, Trump supporter, or Christian perpetrator.
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They would've started a thread. They are suffering from a lack of material to post about these days.
 
#833
#833
‘It would involve giving up a lot of luxuries’: Tenants fear doorman Strike

Working from home could soon have a whole new meaning for New Yorkers living in luxury buildings. If service workers — which include doormen and women, porters, superintendents, maintenance personnel and concierges — carry out a citywide strike on Wednesday, ritzy residents could be on the hook for everyday tasks such as taking out their own trash, picking up packages and patrolling the lobby.

If Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ — which represents 32,000 residential building service employees — can’t reach a deal with the Realty Advisory Board over management’s proposal to cut sick days and vacation time and make employees contribute to their health insurance, it plans to strike later this week. More than 3,000 buildings and 555,000 apartments would be affected. Many residents are being asked to prepare to take volunteer shifts, and they’re not happy about it.

“I did not agree to pay approximately $1 gazillion per month to live in a building with no trash service or where I can’t get food/groceries/packages delivered,” posted one disgruntled renter on Reddit.

Living in New York City luxury buildings could soon get rough
 
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#834
Franklin Pierce said:
‘It would involve giving up a lot of luxuries’: Tenants fear doorman Strike

Working from home could soon have a whole new meaning for New Yorkers living in luxury buildings. If service workers — which include doormen and women, porters, superintendents, maintenance personnel and concierges — carry out a citywide strike on Wednesday, ritzy residents could be on the hook for everyday tasks such as taking out their own trash, picking up packages and patrolling the lobby.

If Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ — which represents 32,000 residential building service employees — can’t reach a deal with the Realty Advisory Board over management’s proposal to cut sick days and vacation time and make employees contribute to their health insurance, it plans to strike later this week. More than 3,000 buildings and 555,000 apartments would be affected. Many residents are being asked to prepare to take volunteer shifts, and they’re not happy about it.

“I did not agree to pay approximately $1 gazillion per month to live in a building with no trash service or where I can’t get food/groceries/packages delivered,” posted one disgruntled renter on Reddit.

Living in New York City luxury buildings could soon get rough
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#835
#835
My daughter is moving up to NYC in June for her job. First job out of college and I’m scared s**tless for a lot of reasons. We sent her up there when she was 17 for a month to train in a program she applied to, rented an Air BnB, she figured it out fine. Not worried about her handling herself, but this is a whole different deal with the way the landscape has changed up there. Good news is she has several good friends up there so she’ll have a little bit of a built in tribe. She’ll be in lower Manhattan. Any NYC natives/experts got anything I should fill her in on? TIA.
 
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Vol737 said:
My daughter is moving up to NYC in June for her job. First job out of college and I’m scared s**tless for a lot of reasons. We sent her up there when she was 17 for a month to train in a program she applied to, rented an Air BnB, she figured it out fine. Not worried about her handling herself, but this is a whole different deal with the way the landscape has changed up there. Good news is she has several good friends up there so she’ll have a little bit of a built in tribe. She’ll be in lower Manhattan. Any NYC natives/experts got anything I should fill her in on? TIA.
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I grew up in NYC. Yes, the landscape has changed recently but since she has already had some NYC living experience, the transition should be easier.
Here are some tips:
How to Move to New York City: A Local’s Tips | Marco Feng
Another thing that I recommend is occasionally taking trips outside the city. Lots of great places that she can see on day/weekend trips.
I congratulate on getting that job and wish her a fun, positive experience up there.
 
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#837
VolFaninFla said:
I grew up in NYC. Yes, the landscape has changed recently but since she has already had some NYC living experience, the transition should be easier.
Here are some tips:
How to Move to New York City: A Local’s Tips | Marco Feng
Another thing that I recommend is occasionally taking trips outside the city. Lots of great places that she can see on day/weekend trips.
I congratulate on getting that job and wish her a fun, positive experience up there.
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Many thanks!
 
#841
#841
Masturbating creep torments woman on NYC subway: cops

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A masturbating man tormented a woman on a Lower Manhattan subway Thursday morning, cops said.

The disgusting chain of events unfolded when the creep approached the 22-year-old victim as she was sitting on a bench on the southbound R line platform at the Cortlandt Street subway station at about 7 a.m., cops said.

The attacker first touched the woman’s thigh and started to masturbate before following her onto the train and ejaculating on the subway car floor, cops said.

Masturbating creep torments woman on NYC subway
 
#842
#842
Franklin Pierce said:
‘It would involve giving up a lot of luxuries’: Tenants fear doorman Strike

Working from home could soon have a whole new meaning for New Yorkers living in luxury buildings. If service workers — which include doormen and women, porters, superintendents, maintenance personnel and concierges — carry out a citywide strike on Wednesday, ritzy residents could be on the hook for everyday tasks such as taking out their own trash, picking up packages and patrolling the lobby.

If Service Employees International Union Local 32BJ — which represents 32,000 residential building service employees — can’t reach a deal with the Realty Advisory Board over management’s proposal to cut sick days and vacation time and make employees contribute to their health insurance, it plans to strike later this week. More than 3,000 buildings and 555,000 apartments would be affected. Many residents are being asked to prepare to take volunteer shifts, and they’re not happy about it.

“I did not agree to pay approximately $1 gazillion per month to live in a building with no trash service or where I can’t get food/groceries/packages delivered,” posted one disgruntled renter on Reddit.

Living in New York City luxury buildings could soon get rough
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I would bet the Realty Advisory Board and that disgruntled renter all vote Democrat. So much for supporting working people in this country.
 
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#846
#846
PEPPERJAX said:
Damn right! I have always dreamed of living in an 800 square ft apartment paying $6000.00 a month for rent. It would be lovely to fork out 15 bucks for a grilled cheese at some fru fru sandwich shop in lower Manhattan.
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You could pay me Elon buying Twitter money and I still wouldn't live there!
 
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#847
PEPPERJAX said:
Damn right! I have always dreamed of living in an 800 square ft apartment paying $6000.00 a month for rent. It would be lovely to fork out 15 bucks for a grilled cheese at some fru fru sandwich shop in lower Manhattan.
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Depends where you live of course but a nice place isn't nearly that much. It's expensive for sure but the pay is higher
 
#850
#850
Off-duty NYPD Cop is given YOGA as Punishment for Stumbling Drunkenly onto San Francisco highway while on vacation and Falsely Accusing Cops of Assaulting Her

  • The off-duty cop left her pals at dinner to head to a bar but ended up in the median of a six-lane highway
An active NYPD officer received a slap on the wrist from Commissioner Keechant Sewell following a drunken arrest in San Francisco that involved her trying to walk across a six-lane highway.

Officer Catherine Lamonica, 38, of the 28th Precinct in Harlem was taken into custody in April 2021 during a vacation with two pals in California.

Lamonica, of Long Island, was off-duty at the time.

She left her friends in a restaurant to head to a bar. An hour later, Lamonica decided to head back to her hotel, she told her friends.

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NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell, pictured, signed off on Officer Catherine Lamonica's cushy punishment citing the fact that the officer didn't do anything else wrong during her vacation and that Lamonica had never had issues with alcohol in the past

Charges of public intoxication, pedestrian prohibited on restricted freeways and failure to obey signs, were dropped by the San Francisco District Attorney's office.

Lamonica's punishment from the NYPD was cushy. The officer was docked the standard 30 vacation days, attended counseling for six weeks and did volunteer work with the NYPD's stress management unit, reports the Post. In addition, Lamonica also did yoga with fellow officers.

Off-duty NYPD cop is given YOGA as punishment for stumbling drunkenly onto San Francisco highway | Daily Mail Online
 
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