My wife and I use the car to visit family - it's much easier to do that by car than by any other means. Is that a concern?

/u/podkayne3000 didn't say the thing for which you are criticizing him or her. That user stated that his or her view is that the DeGise critics are bad and he or she doesn't want to support them. No statement about what the best strategy is, just a totally reasonable statement about personal political preferences.

Yeah. Who the hell voted for Rob Menendez? The same people will presumably be turning out in droves for another machine politician.

You shared highly personal information that is relevant to OP's question and your reward was a downvote (not from me). Isn't reddit great?

Watch out guys - there may be police at Best Buy now, so make sure you wait a while to shoplift!

Just keeping my community safe.

Actual pictures of a murderous terror attack carried out by radical Islamists are not "anti-Muslim imagery." If someone wants to hold those pictures up to remind everyone about a past attack, that's their right.

Kudos to the congregation at the mosque that did exactly the right thing by refraining from violence.

It's a hard situation for JC property owners. On the one hand, being human, I'm sure most of them want children in the public schools to receive a fair education. On the other hand, it's pretty clear JC public schools suck ass and the large amounts of money being levied are not being spent well.

56 for 300mbps Verizon FIOS.

Interesting to hear that cinderblock walls and undersized lots, which probably describe 85% of the houses in Hudson county, are signs of urban blight. I guess the expectation is that everyone should buy brownstones with their trust fund money.

Something like half the residents of New Jersey were born somewhere else.

I dunno. If there is a reasonable amount of proof of ownership (e.g., recent vet bills) and the owner is willing to contact police and spend money on a lawyer, I would tend to think the owner could recover the cat.

So fucking annoying. The attendant is so slow and then you have to give them your zip code for some machines.

Aren't the DeGise family basically Republicans who have decided to register as Democrats for career reasons? Amy DeGise's father blamed the "radical left" for criticism of his daughter.

I think of Steven M. Fulop as someone who would have his glory hole cleaned meticulously.

I'm in the same boat. Unfortunately, many of the other candidates seem unpalatable as well. Seriously considering the communist.

I shuddered reading this, but in the interest of understanding differing political views, what do you think the best arguments are for Menendez Junior?

And the interior signs are also working? It's like you won the lottery.

This map definitely expresses my views on this subject.

OK. Everyone reading this (including all of us who moved to Jersey City to avoid the NYC income tax) can judge whether to believe (1) your statement that "if your company doesn’t have an NJ office you will still be aligned with your NYC office and have to pay NYC taxes" or (2) the website of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, which states "Nonresidents of New York City are not liable for New York City personal income tax" (https://www.tax.ny.gov/pit/file/nonresident-faqs.htm).

By the way, give a thought to whether the attitude you've displayed in this interaction is the one you want people to have generally online. I've tried to be polite and haven't downvoted you at all and you've just been consistently insulting and unwilling to discuss. In your defense, I blame Reddit quite a bit, as this format and the up/down arrows make real discussions difficult.

In addition to being rude and hostile, you've been pretty vague in your statements so far. Are you saying that persons who are not residents of New York City are nonetheless subject to New York City income tax? If so, when? Thanks.

You're correct that a worker residing in NJ but working in NY State needs to file both NJ and NY State income tax returns. But the person you are responding to stated that such a worker needs to file and pay NY City income taxes, which is incorrect. In addition, you're not entirely correct when you say that this worker won't have to "pay both" - it's common that such a worker may owe money to both states, either because the worker has some NJ-only income (e.g., checking account interest) or because the NJ tax credit and the tax systems of the two states don't line up exactly right.

Whether I have a job or not, it's still the case that the NYC income tax applies only to residents of NYC. To the extent you have been advising your employer or your colleagues to the contrary, I'd urge you to retract that advice.

This is just incorrect.

In my experience, someone coming out from under general anesthesia for an outpatient procedure is perfectly capable of using a cab within about an hour. Keep in mind, 95% of the time we're going to be talking about someone having extremely brief outpatient surgery. Which is why it's stupid to have a restrictive single rule for every case.

The symptoms of general anesthesia fade pretty quickly, and I still don't see a good reason to legally bar people from getting a cab.