Grass8989
Grass8989 t1_j6qr886 wrote
Reply to This time capsule on 23rd by laundromoat
Pre-9/11, the city was so innocent.
Grass8989 t1_j6ltaxp wrote
Reply to comment by viksra in Mods: What were to the results of the crime thread poll? I thought they were going to be posted. by drpvn
How about a Micromobility megathread or a George Santos Megathread?
I’d imagine the migrant threads are giving you guys a lot of grief so perhaps a migrant crisis megathread.
Any discussions on further expanding the megathread experiment?
This seems to be a case of “the mods didn’t get the response they were hoping for so let’s have a redo until we do”
Grass8989 t1_j6lq22c wrote
Reply to comment by D14DFF0B in Driver using a two ton vehicle as a weapon against a cyclist and dog on a cargo bike. 5th avenue near Rockefeller Center in Manhattan. by Souperplex
Ban insane people.
Grass8989 t1_j6ktgwo wrote
Reply to comment by oreosfly in Driver using a two ton vehicle as a weapon against a cyclist and dog on a cargo bike. 5th avenue near Rockefeller Center in Manhattan. by Souperplex
Maybe “well known” would’ve been a better choice of words.
Grass8989 t1_j6kp095 wrote
Reply to Driver using a two ton vehicle as a weapon against a cyclist and dog on a cargo bike. 5th avenue near Rockefeller Center in Manhattan. by Souperplex
This was intentional and targeted.
Grass8989 t1_j6j9g0c wrote
Reply to comment by fieryscribe in Mods: What were to the results of the crime thread poll? I thought they were going to be posted. by drpvn
It’s bound to happen!
Grass8989 t1_j6itjl9 wrote
Reply to comment by beagle_bathouse in Mods: What were to the results of the crime thread poll? I thought they were going to be posted. by drpvn
The mods don’t respond to PMs.
Grass8989 t1_j6iopl6 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Clearing Vendors From the Brooklyn Bridge Won’t Solve Its Overcrowding Problem by StrngBrew
Bicyclists can do no wrong.
Grass8989 t1_j6i033j wrote
Reply to Mods: What were to the results of the crime thread poll? I thought they were going to be posted. by drpvn
Probably should change course and think about making a “George Santos Megathread” these days.
Or maybe even a “vehicles blocking a bike lane megathread”
Grass8989 t1_j6f6yws wrote
Reply to comment by ChrisFromLongIsland in Least safest trains in NYC and their stops by randomdizzle
Lex and 125th has always been rough.
Grass8989 t1_j6bjuju wrote
Reply to comment by Sickpup831 in MTA report shows 16 percent drop in subway crimes since October 2022 by lifandigoosogn
They just want to abolish the police there’s no nuance with these people. It’s “why don’t they do anything” and when they do it’s “why did they do that”.
Grass8989 t1_j6augji wrote
Reply to comment by smg2720 in MTA report shows 16 percent drop in subway crimes since October 2022 by lifandigoosogn
The NYPD have the least amount of police related shootings/killings of any major police dept in this country. Stop fear mongering.
Grass8989 t1_j6969uj wrote
Reply to comment by devolka in MTA report shows 16 percent drop in subway crimes since October 2022 by lifandigoosogn
By “milking the clock” do you mean “mandatory overtime” because that’s what it is.
Grass8989 t1_j67rb4o wrote
Reply to comment by SarahAlicia in NYC protests of Tyre Nichols death draw more than 100; three arrested as Times Square protester smashes police car windshield by [deleted]
We get it, you hate and want to abolish the police.
Grass8989 t1_j677clk wrote
Reply to comment by dearestramona in NYC protests of Tyre Nichols death draw more than 100; three arrested as Times Square protester smashes police car windshield by [deleted]
Considered they seemed to be violent and destructive, I’d imagine most real activists wouldn’t want to be associated with this group.
Grass8989 t1_j64kqhe wrote
Unbelievable!
Grass8989 t1_j63us4z wrote
“Jordan, a Democratic Socialist who describes herself on her Council website as “a third-generation Harlemite who has known Harlem since she was four months old,” did not make herself available for an interview. However, on Instagram, she addressed the controversy, writing, “you cannot build a truck stop” and “we want ACTUALLY affordable and low income housing,” while promoting a Jan. 28 rally at what she called “the scene of the crime truck stop.”.”
Aka: “Hey! Even though I openly advocated against 939 new housing units, and it’s perfectly legal to build this truck depot, you can’t do that”
Grass8989 t1_j618sjr wrote
Reply to comment by juniperaza in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
No one should be turned away from the ER, I never said that. However, someone who works a job and makes 50k a year and has to pay a $500 copay if they’re having a medical emergency, and someone who’s not a citizen get a free visit?
Grass8989 t1_j6176a0 wrote
Reply to comment by juniperaza in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
Actually emergency Medicaid covers an unlimited amount of ER visits and due to EMTALA, no one can be turned away for any reason. No I’m not going to deny someone medical care, but this is clearly not sustainable long term. Thanks for the crass language, and assuming everyone who doesn’t think we should have completely open borders and take in the worlds poor is a Trump supporter tho, real critical thinking skills.
You do realize all of the major hospital systems in this city have a charity care system which allows people with little to no income to see primary care doctors and specialists for essentially free as well right?
Grass8989 t1_j6149j8 wrote
Reply to comment by juniperaza in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
They can get emergency Medicaid. And we are currently housing them in hotels and providing them with free meals at NYC taxpayers expense. The majority are low skilled workers who would be making minimum wage as citizens and would still probably be receiving “social safety net” benefits.
Grass8989 t1_j5zhj0w wrote
Reply to comment by sequencedStimuli in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
So we should go back to how immigration was 100+ years ago and provide 0 social services, housing, food, medical care, etc that we are allowing to the current migrants? You can’t compare immigration now to how it was back then.
Grass8989 t1_j5z50qm wrote
Reply to comment by TheObliviousPickle in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
This. People love to compare the way this country handled immigration 100+ years ago to now. We were very much a developing nation then that provided 0 “social safety net”. The immigrants of then weren’t provided with free medical care, housing, food, etc.
Grass8989 t1_j5z4044 wrote
Reply to comment by PhillyFreezer_ in Adams: 'Right-to-shelter' law doesn't extend to migrants by Shreddersaurusrex
Most other countries require proof of income and a job so they know you won’t become a burden on their social services. We do not.
Grass8989 t1_j5yvnym wrote
Reply to comment by SarahAlicia in NYPD to redesign police cars, add 360-degree cameras by geoxol
It’s actually a comparable percentage of the city budget as other major cities.
Grass8989 t1_j6rmv8s wrote
Reply to comment by HiddenPalm in This time capsule on 23rd by laundromoat
Bruh there was an innocence to the city in the late 90s/00 that will never be replicated. Did you live in the city pre 9/11, I’m assuming not.