I lived in NYC most of my life, and can attest to the fact that this is what New Yorker's have always wanted. Why else would they keep voting for the same political party, democrat, since FDR. New Yorker's are getting exactly what they've always wanted. And voted for. Enjoy!
Based on information I learned today, not everyone has our best intentions in mind! Talk about a wolf in sheep’s clothing ….. why have lunch with Eric Adams and keep it hush hush?
Does the guy in the snazzy short set have a weapon? He put his hand behind his back at one point, looks like he was tucking a weapon into his waist band.
Am so glad that I don't live around the men's homeless shelter, holding cell of their platoon of destruction.
I am tired of NYC enabling homeless encampments like the god awful filthy people, the tweaking woman with all the garbage under the 46th Street/Bliss 7 subway station, children selling stuff on the trains, the endless parade of vendors who do not pay NYC sales tax or any taxes at all. Their plan is to make NYC a third world country. I am tired of the people who think nothing is wrong with any of this horror.
We pay very high taxes for city services. Why aren't we getting them?
Why is that woman allowed to live under the subway station during a public health crisis? She IS a public health crisis with all that garbage and her trusty fellow male tweakers.
This is nothing, they also lay down and masturbate, raid garbage to re-sell discarded lamps, birdcages and crap to buy more booze. Will spit at you also. Note those aren't New York accents, those guys are from the south (they are not ours) The Mayor just ship these problems back to their home states where they belong ($25-$75 on Amtrak or Bus)
This is why our property taxes goes up every year.
So Steven Banks can put more homeless men shelters in our neighborhoods and you and your loved ones have to deal with their insane, mentally ill, disturbing actions towards us when we walk past them while they smoke drugs, inject themselves with heroin, harass and threaten us, and urinate and defecate in the streets.
I wonder why Steven Banks does not have more homeless men shelters in the neighborhood he lives in?
Remember Steven Banks was one of the activists responsible for Callahan v. Carey and subsequent cases. Those lawsuits resulted in insane decisions by the NY Court of Appeals that the NY State Constitution included a right to shelter in NYC. Banks and his co-conspirators have lined their pockets since 1979 creating the homeless industrial-complex. Every hotel, shelter, "non-profit," homelessness activist is funded by your NYC tax dollars.
Most of the Cooper Avenue shelter folk need to be at Creedmoor or Sing-Sing. These ain't people down on their luck because of an apartment fire, lost job, or abusive family member. And de Blasio is desperate to empty the Midtown hotels they put them up in during the worst of Covid, because these folks are scaring away office workers and tourists. Instead, they get to terrorize Glendale, College Point, Baisley Pond Park, and other areas of Queens.
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Looks like Corn Pop had to much to drink ...
Heaven forbid people suffer the consequences of their actions.
It's funny as hell that sheeple are still surprised by this!
Defund the legacy media! The problems might end.
I lived in NYC most of my life, and can attest to the fact that this is what New Yorker's have always wanted. Why else would they keep voting for the same political party, democrat, since FDR. New Yorker's are getting exactly what they've always wanted. And voted for. Enjoy!
Based on information I learned today, not everyone has our best intentions in mind! Talk about a wolf in sheep’s clothing ….. why have lunch with Eric Adams and keep it hush hush?
Does the guy in the snazzy short set have a weapon? He put his hand behind his back at one point, looks like he was tucking a weapon into his waist band.
Am so glad that I don't live around the men's homeless shelter, holding cell of their platoon of destruction.
I am tired of NYC enabling homeless encampments like the god awful filthy people, the tweaking woman with all the garbage under the 46th Street/Bliss 7 subway station, children selling stuff on the trains, the endless parade of vendors who do not pay NYC sales tax or any taxes at all. Their plan is to make NYC a third world country. I am tired of the people who think nothing is wrong with any of this horror.
We pay very high taxes for city services. Why aren't we getting them?
Why is that woman allowed to live under the subway station during a public health crisis?
She IS a public health crisis with all that garbage and her trusty fellow male tweakers.
This is nothing, they also lay down and masturbate, raid garbage to re-sell discarded lamps, birdcages and crap to buy more booze. Will spit at you also.
Note those aren't New York accents, those guys are from the south (they are not ours)
The Mayor just ship these problems back to their home states where they belong ($25-$75 on Amtrak or Bus)
Juan voters
This is why our property taxes goes up every year.
So Steven Banks can put more homeless men shelters in our neighborhoods and you and your loved ones have to deal with their insane, mentally ill, disturbing actions towards us when we walk past them while they smoke drugs, inject themselves with heroin, harass and threaten us, and urinate and defecate in the streets.
I wonder why Steven Banks does not have more homeless men shelters in the neighborhood he lives in?
This is what freedom is all about. New York, love it or leave it!
"This is what freedom is all about. New York, love it or leave it!"
You leave dipshit and on the way out don't let the door hit your small brain.
@“ You leave dipshit and on the way out don't let the door hit your small brain.”
Go away you pro regulation, anti freedom socialist!
Remember Steven Banks was one of the activists responsible for Callahan v. Carey and subsequent cases. Those lawsuits resulted in insane decisions by the NY Court of Appeals that the NY State Constitution included a right to shelter in NYC. Banks and his co-conspirators have lined their pockets since 1979 creating the homeless industrial-complex. Every hotel, shelter, "non-profit," homelessness activist is funded by your NYC tax dollars.
Most of the Cooper Avenue shelter folk need to be at Creedmoor or Sing-Sing. These ain't people down on their luck because of an apartment fire, lost job, or abusive family member. And de Blasio is desperate to empty the Midtown hotels they put them up in during the worst of Covid, because these folks are scaring away office workers and tourists. Instead, they get to terrorize Glendale, College Point, Baisley Pond Park, and other areas of Queens.
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